Travellers should prepare for challenging travel conditions
On Friday , the national weather forecaster issued a special weather statement for the region, stating that a "significant weather system" will push across the South Coast, bringing heavy snow.
Environment Canada expects periods of light snow to start falling on Saturday during the day and "intensify to heavy snow" at night. The heavy snow is expected to ease early Sunday morning for most regions. Warnings will be issued as the winter storm draws closer. Travellers should prepare for challenging travel conditions from Saturday night to Sunday.
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