The Weather Network meteorologist Melinda Singh analyzes the weather for the Greater Toronto Area, discussing the possibility ...

Toronto, Ont., could be seeing its sunniest stretch of weather since last fall. Watch the detailed, daily forecast for late ...

After a volatile spring of sudden temperature swings, Toronto is expected to see a more seasonal and steady start to summer ...

Toronto fire and Toronto Hydro crews responded to hundreds of storm-related emergencies and widespread outages after heavy rain and strong winds swept through the city on Saturday.

Toronto is set for another blast of summer-like weather this week, with temperatures nearing 30 C, sunny skies, and warm conditions.

After Toronto was forced to pay triple what it expected to truck snow off its streets last winter, the city is looking to spend $54 million more on contracts for the service over the next three years.

A wave of warm, sunny weather is in the forecast for Toronto after the city was drenched in heavy rainfall this weekend.

Toronto is heading into seven straight days of sunshine, with temperatures hovering around the low to mid-20s.

Toronto is usually well into spring warmth by the first week of May. Historical climate data shows average highs of 16–18°C for May 5–7.

Heavy rains and even some snow are in the forecast for parts of Alberta this weekend, with already fast-flowing rivers in the target.

Expect a significant range in temperatures across the Greater Toronto Area during the day on Monday ...

Toronto starts Friday on a bright note, with mainly sunny skies and a high of 16°C, though an easterly wind will keep things feeling cooler.