Tag Archives: Winter

As of Saturday, another chore has been added to to-do lists when it snows. An addition to the snow-clearing bylaw passed last year means that property owners outside of downtown will have 48 hours to ...

Winter driving is a yearly ritual in Saskatchewan, but even for people who have been doing it for years, it can still be dangerous. SGI is reminding people to be careful with its monthly traffic safel...

For more than a week, most or all of Saskatchewan has been under extreme cold warnings. However, the province is getting a short break from the deep-freeze Sunday. Environment Canada called for a high...

Starting Monday, city crews in Regina will get to work plowing more than 530 kilometres of residential roads. Chris Warren, the city's director of roadways and transportation, said streets will be plo...

Saskatchewan is in a deep freeze for the foreseeable future. A winter system brought in extreme cold warnings across much of the province Sunday morning. Even in areas without a warning in place, wind...

Special weather statements were issued for the southern half of Saskatchewan just after noon Thursday. Environment Canada said while much of the area was enjoying above-normal temperatures, things wer...

It's the shortest day of the year Tuesday -- and the official start of winter. Environment Canada meteorologist David Phillips joined the Greg Morgan Morning Show on Tuesday to talk about what the fir...

There's a growing list of things to do to really soak in the Christmas atmosphere across Saskatchewan. Whether it's going to find your own Christmas tree or taking in a day on the slopes, there's some...

An arctic air mass is sweeping into the province, bringing snow and frigid conditions throughout Saskatchewan. Environment Canada meteorologist Chris Stammers says the cold could be sticking around fo...

Snowplows throughout Saskatchewan are out in force and that's prompting the Ministry of Highways -- along with snowplow drivers -- to educate the public on what their driving etiquette should be when ...