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Publication Date: January 15, 2026 - 14:40
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Heavy snowfall blankets Toronto during winter storm
January 15, 2026
Much of southern Ontario and parts of Quebec were hammered by heavy snowfall, affecting commute times and travel conditions. In Toronto, people braved snow-covered sidewalks, transit delays and slippery roads.
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