Every spring hundreds of participants – many wearing colourful costumes and piloting watercraft that may or may not be ...

A significant storm began yesterday as snow barreled down on the city, with the Toronto forecast to receive up to 50 millimetres of rain by Thursday afternoon.

Warm weather, coupled with melting snow and two days of torrential rains, resulted in one of the region’s worst natural disasters — the great flood of 1936, commonly known as the St. Patrick ...

However, the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority said it doesn't expect to issue any flood watches or warnings this week as the snow and ice melt is not expected to cause river flooding.