Winter : Digital Archive Ontario

Inglis, William S.B., house, King St. W., n.w. corner Elm Grove Ave.

Picture, 1912

Motorists take pity on a stranded driver on Dewey Dr. at 7 a.m. today help him get his car moving. cation that driving conditions will be even worse at tonight's rush hour with four more inches of snow expected in Metro. [Incomplete]

Picture, 1965

A snow spree in the countryside around Metro can be made easily in a day by following the accompanying route. Besides tobogganing you can ski; wander along park trails; drive your own snowmobile or rent one and be back by dark.

Picture, 1969

Playter, Richard, house, Playter Cres., n. side, at head of southern section of Playter Blvd.; looking e.

Picture, 1900

Slithering and sliding; a car makes slow progress as it attempts to inch up the Bayview Ave. ramp off the Don Valley Parkway leading to Bloor St. during last night's fall of freezing rain and snow. The storm played havoc with rush hour traffic in Toronto between 5 and 7 pm.; but no serious accidents were reported. Traffic thinned out later in the evening as motorists chose to stay home rather than face the traffic hazards. On Highway 400; only one lane in each director was open at times and abandoned cars lined the edges of the Don Valley Parkway.

Picture, 1968

Heaviest October snowfall on record felled trees and broke limbs because trees; such as those at Lowther Ave. and Madison St.; still had their leaves and caught heavy loads of snow. Most of the damage was in the west end; Forest Hill and North Toronto. Hydro lines were downed in several places.

Picture, 1969

Winter's lovely; but has its drawbacks as revealed in this air view of Niagara Falls where the long ice bridge below the cataracts stretches from Horseshoe Falls down-river for a quarter of a mile almost to the Rainbow bridge. Ice above the falls stopping flow of water is 50 feet thick in places and has cut Niagara Falls; N.Y.; electric power output in half

Picture, 1947

NIAGARA FALLS, west side of Horseshoe Falls,

Picture, 1860

Stopped and stuck: Bedded solidly into the snowbank lining the edge of Northcote St.; this car was one of thousands unable to move today. While main city streets were passable; many back streets were plugged with drifts; mainly because parked ears prevented plows from getting through. Metro and city officials said it would take up to 10 days to cart away snow-at cost more than $1 million.

Picture, 1968

Winter - Toronto 1994 - 1997

Picture, 1994

It was Icy yesterday in Mississauga as four inches of snow; ice-coated power lines and tree branches; and flooded intersections created havoc for everyone. Here; broken and bent branches on the Queensway west of Southdown Rd. makes things awkward on a sidewalk. Drivers had to contend with two feet of water at some intersections; a situation that became a hazardous last night as water turned to a skating rink in plunging temperatures. It was 10 below last night.

Picture, 1972

Ice pictureque scene (3) Ice formations on Table Rock house at the horseshoe falls on the Canadian side make a

Picture, 1946

Ellis, William Gordon, house, Yonge St., w. side, between Bedford Park & Woburn Aves.; gates, Yonge St.

Picture, 1915

Nordheimer, SamueL, "Glenedyth", Davenport Rd., n. side, at present Glen Edyth Place; lodge, in intersection of present Macpherson Ave. & Poplar Plains Rd.

Picture, 1910

Winding up with a splash; snow removed from Toronto's blizzard-bound streets is dumped into Lake Ontario at the foot of Bathurst St. by a bulldozer and shove-wielding Mickey Seymour of city street cleaning department. Periodically a tugboat moves through the area to shift the melting snow around and move it away from shore. To speed job of clearing downtown area police last night tagged and then towed away parked cars blocking snow-loading operations.

Picture, 1968

Winter

Picture, 1983

Mountsberg wildlife centre near Campbellville

Picture, 1995

Silver Creek reservoir. Three miles from Brantford, Ontario

Picture, 1949

No stopping him: A little thing like having the whole city isolated by a snowstorm didn't stop Stratford resident Matt Willemsen; with son Michael up front; as he used his snowmobile to get to the drug store yesterday. The storm blocked roads to the city for almost two days.

Picture, 1985

Canada - Ontario - Niagara Falls - Winter Scenes (- 1979)

Picture, 1928

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Inglis, William S.B., house, King St. W., n.w. corner Elm Grove Ave.

Motorists take pity on a stranded driver on Dewey Dr. at 7 a.m. today help him get his car moving. cation that driving conditions will be even worse at tonight's rush hour with four more inches of snow expected in Metro. [Incomplete]

A snow spree in the countryside around Metro can be made easily in a day by following the accompanying route. Besides tobogganing you can ski; wander along park trails; drive your own snowmobile or rent one and be back by dark.

Playter, Richard, house, Playter Cres., n. side, at head of southern section of Playter Blvd.; looking e.

Heaviest October snowfall on record felled trees and broke limbs because trees; such as those at Lowther Ave. and Madison St.; still had their leaves and caught heavy loads of snow. Most of the damage was in the west end; Forest Hill and North Toronto. Hydro lines were downed in several places.

NIAGARA FALLS, west side of Horseshoe Falls,

Winter - Toronto 1994 - 1997

Ice pictureque scene (3) Ice formations on Table Rock house at the horseshoe falls on the Canadian side make a

Ellis, William Gordon, house, Yonge St., w. side, between Bedford Park & Woburn Aves.; gates, Yonge St.

Nordheimer, SamueL, "Glenedyth", Davenport Rd., n. side, at present Glen Edyth Place; lodge, in intersection of present Macpherson Ave. & Poplar Plains Rd.

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Mountsberg wildlife centre near Campbellville

Silver Creek reservoir. Three miles from Brantford, Ontario

No stopping him: A little thing like having the whole city isolated by a snowstorm didn't stop Stratford resident Matt Willemsen; with son Michael up front; as he used his snowmobile to get to the drug store yesterday. The storm blocked roads to the city for almost two days.

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