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Flight delays and closures as winter storm rolls aross eastern Canada

Major snowfall disrupted travel and caused school closures in Ontario, Quebec, and Atlantic provinces, with over 20 centimetres reported.
Toronto's Pearson International Airport reported about 26 centimetres of snowfall, leading to delays and cancellations, according to Steven Flisfeder.
Severe weather conditions in Eastern Canada included winds up to 150 km/h and hazardous travel conditions, with storm forecasts predicting further snowfall.
Transit services in Toronto faced widespread delays and several stops were out of service due to the weather.

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TVA Nouvelles

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Radio-Canada

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National Post

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NOW Magazine

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The Epoch Times

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6 days ago·New York, United States

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