I'm scheduled to golf tomorrow. First round of the season. Be prepared: you may need an umbrella. Or, if history repeats, you may have to skate to work. Around fallen trees and downed hydro wires. In this, the spring of 2013, it's all just par for the course.

The company: Claire Martin is the senior meteorologist for the CBC. Her background is incredible. She is trained as a meteorologist, not as a telev...

Hand it to Nova Scotia’s Shubenacadie Sam, the lesser known cousin of weather prognosticating groundhogs Punxsutawney Phil and Wiarton Willie: His l...

TORONTO - One of the country's prominent forecasters says Canadians waiting to feel some spring in their step will have to be patient.The Weather Netw...

People in southern Ontario are being warned to expect another wintry blast, as a major snowstorm passes through the region Thursday and Friday. ...

Areas of southern Ontario are receiving snow and freezing rain as a series of low-pressure systems move in from the United States, creating a slippery...

Canadians hoping for a break from the frigid temperatures that have descended across much of the country are out of luck. The Arctic air ...

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Environment Canada says warming trends across the country will mean more severe blasts of rain, wind, snow and heat from Mother Nat...

Residents across much of eastern and southern Newfoundland and sections of the Prairies will continue to trudge through deep snow today.Newfoundland i...

TORONTO - Environment Canada warned Wednesday that a dangerous snow storm was moving into the southern and eastern regions of Ontario as a winter weat...

TORONTO - Canada coped with a slew of natural disasters from freak storms to floods this calendar year, but the country's meteorological watchdog says...

TORONTO - Unusually warm weather stuck around in parts of Ontario and Quebec on Monday, threatening to smash temperature records in some regions for t...

Once upon a time I wrote a book about being a journalist in the 21st century. I was leafing through its pages last evening, when I stopped at the chapter The Less Things Change... It's about my time, 50 years ago, working as reporter/anchor at a startup TV station in Zambia. The chapter starts by describing how we got our foreign news film back there in the 60s. Even after all these years, much is still the same.

Western Canada is about to be hit by the same weather system that has been scorching many parts of the American Midwest, while Central Canada is getti...

Heat and humidity blanketed parts of Central Canada today, with soaring afternoon temperatures breaking 11 daily records for Ontario, including in Tor...

TORONTO - Smog added to the misery in southern Ontario on Wednesday as a wide swath of central Canada sweated out the second straight day of scorching...

It's shaping up to be an intensely hot week over parts of Central Canada, as southern Ontario and southwestern Quebec face a possible hea...

Anywhere you go, from the Eastern tip to the West, Islanders are unusually preoccupied with discussing the weather. And for good reason. How many places can boast that the weather in the front yard is different from that of the weather in the back yard?

Back in the 70s, I was a reporter for WABC-TV, New York when we started an early evening news program called Eyewitness News. It was a time of ponderous, pompous, patronizing, local news fronted by distant, ultra-serious "voice of God" anchors. Eyewitness News changed all that.

The onset of summer means longer days, warm, breezy nights — and a possible onslaught of winged pests dive-bombing onto the heads of Ca...

TORONTO - Arctic winds may have given way to balmy breezes across most of Canada this winter, but the Weather Network is predicting the country will s...