Snow is heading for Ontario, Quebec: Here's how to quickly defrost your vehicle this winter — and what mistakes to avoid

Parts of Canada are expected to see snowfall this week. Here's what drivers need to know about safely clearing off their ...

Toronto is hiking the fine if your car blocks a streetcar in a big snowstorm. Here’s how much you’ll pay

The move by city council is meant to address one major transit disruption that frustrated many in the city during February's ...

10 Tools To Help Remove Ice When You Don't Have Salt On Hand

One of the most common tools for removing ice is salt. However, if you happen to be out of salt, there are plenty of other ...

‘Ice and snow – take it slow’: Police remind drivers how to stay safe

“Remember, ice and snow – take it slow. Stay safe!” the police service said in a Facebook post. Here are some other tips that police included: Brush your vehicle off completely (roof too!) Last ...

It’s time to get your car winter ready. Here’s what you need to know

It may be earlier than usual, but now is the time to get your car ready for the long winter ahead. Alexander Sala, a CAA Automotive Services Dispatch Supervisor, told CTV Your Morning Ottawa on ...

Winter driving in Toronto is here. Here’s how to prepare

Collisions, battery failure, and poor visibility are all issues the Canadian Automobile Association is urging Canadians to ...

Toronto drivers warned to go slow, be vigilant on slippery roads

Toronto drivers are being warned to go slow and plan ahead before travelling into snowy conditions, Ontario Provincial Police ...

Slow down, stay back and evaluate: Advice on driving in the snow if you still have summer tires on

CAA Quebec advises staying off the road, but if forced to drive with summer tires to slow down, keep distance and evaluate your environment.
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Dufferin police share practical tips for motorists navigating icy road conditions this winter season

Dufferin Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) issued a statement on Tuesday, Nov. 11, reminding residents and visitors to the region that it’s always better to arrive a little late than not at ...