Power outages are possible and travel disruptions are likely as heavy snow and widespread ice blanket the Maritimes overnight into Monday A major winter storm arrived in the Maritimes on Sunday ...

Snow tapers, but travel conditions will likely remain difficult as gusty winds create the potential for blowing and drifting ...

A variety of conditions are expected in the Maritimes at 5 p.m. AT Sunday. (Ryan Snoddon/CBC) That snow will then transition to ice pellets to freezing rain late afternoon and early this evening ...

The system begins with snow that’ll spread across the Maritimes from west to east on Saturday. For northern and central New Brunswick, the precipitation will remain mostly heavy snow.

RCMP on P.E.I. are warning drivers to be careful on Island roads and highways as a winter storm system starts to bring significant snow to the region.

Snow will move into the western Maritimes on Sunday afternoon. A messy mix of snow, ice, and rain will blanket the entire region into the overnight hours. Warm air just above the surface will inch ...

A major winter storm arrived in the Maritimes on Sunday with widespread heavy snow that changed over to a messy mix of freezing rain and ice pellets for some areas. Very heavy snow in northern New ...

On the heels of the late-week system that impacted the Maritimes, another storm is rolling in Sunday and into Monday. Our latest storm will again bring a wide variety of conditions, with heavy snow ...