Clean up efforts are still underway in Georgina after a weekend ice storm forced road and town park closures and downed power lines, leaving hundreds without lights and heat. Environment Canada issued ...

It could take until autumn before all of the damage is cleaned up following a destructive ice storm in Michigan, and officials are worried the aftermath will contribute to intense wildfires in the ...

Freezing rain and gusting winds may complicate power restoration for more than 375,000 customers after Ontario ... Ontario Canada ice storm was a little destructive. Trees snapping all around ...

On March 30, 2025, following a historic ice storm, Reg LaLone drove through Gaylord, Michigan, capturing extensive damage. His footage reveals ice-laden trees bending and breaking under the weight of ...

"It's a mess," he said. Jack Pearce is still cleaning up nearly a week after the ice storm, which took down trees and wires on his property. He says he has a backup generator powering his house ...

Ice-coated trees and infrastructure caused hazardous conditions and left over 350,000 Canadians without power.

A dangerous, wide-reaching storm is threatening tens of millions of people along nearly the entire Eastern Seaboard Monday ...

Some Ontario schools will remain closed on Wednesday as the province cleaned up the aftermath from a weekend ice storm that continued to leave thousands of people without power across the province.

trails and facilities have been closed after an ice storm caused damage across Northern Michigan. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources closed the parks due to downed trees and power lines.

Tens of thousands of people remain without power south and west of Ottawa days after a powerful weekend ice ... [of the storm] came through and created additional outages," Baccega Rosa said. "In ...

Several state parks in northern Michigan are temporarily closed after severe ice ... storm-damaged areas, give our crews the space they need, and follow public safety guidance around downed trees ...

BARRIE, ON, March 31, 2025 /CNW/ - In the wake of the recent ice storm in parts of Ontario and Southwestern Quebec, home and landowners should assess and care for damaged trees on their property.