As we begin to emerge out of yet another mild winter, Canadians are once again being reminded of just how acutely global warming has changed Canada's winter climate. There is no obvious upside to this ...

Winter is cold in Canada, that’s no secret, but just how cold will it be? According to The Old Farmer’s Almanac, Canada’s winter 2024-2025 will be defined by a “Heart of Cold.” Check out Canada’s full ...

Winter in Canada can often be described in two words: cold and dark. It can feel like the short days and cloudy skies are taking over the world and your mind. Winter blues are said to peak on the ...

What does winter in Canada actually look like? After 20 years away, I returned to Winnipeg - one of the coldest major cities in the country - to find out. From driving across icy highways and dealing ...

Christmas was without snow, then temperatures seesawed throughout January in much of Canada, as the increasing effects of climate change drastically dampen the country's winter sports season. January ...

If you think of winter in Canada, your thoughts probably drift towards snow. You could be skiing through it in the woods of Whistler or walking with it all around you on the streets of Montréal. Of ...

Winters in British Columbia can be a fickle beast, especially when you throw El Niño into the mix. It becomes a rollercoaster of emotions—anticipation, frustration, and everything in between. I’m ...

Experience Montreal en Lumiere 2025, one of Canada’s most popular winter festivals of culinary delights and cultural events. Enjoy gourmet dining, outdoor fun and more from February 20 to March 9.

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In Whistler, British Columbia, extremity is commonplace. Its mountains are colossal, its glaciers ancient and sprawling, its thrill-seeking activities are practically endless and its après-ski is ...

For decades, Canadian cities and towns have combated ice and snow with salt and plows. This approach, however, comes at a steep cost. Traditional techniques damage roads, harm the environment and are ...