大多伦多地区近日的春季风暴，已导致了550宗交通事故，部分地区更停电。皮尔逊国际机场逾400班航机取消，部分学校和大学暂时停课。环境部预测，星期日很可能出现冰暴。
安省省警施米德（Kerry Schmidt）表示，多数交通事故都是单一车辆碰撞，例如车辆跌入沟渠、撞向混凝土牆，或者因地滑而在路上旋转等。施米德呼吁民众，如非必要尽量不要驾车出行。多伦多市府派出近80辆洒盐车，帮助融解路面的积雪和冰块。

航空交通方面，皮尔逊机场有210多班抵达航班，以及220多班离境航班取消。

加拿大环境部表示，多伦多北部和西部地区都有降雪，预测星期日「很可能出现冰暴」。环境部预计，大多伦多地区和安省南部的许多地区都会出现各种恶劣天气，并指「情况每分钟都在变化」。多市紧急管理中心呼吁民众随时留意最新消息，关心邻居的情况，并远离可能倒下的树木。

多伦多电力公司(Toronto Hydro)发言人加斯（Tori Gass）表示，已为停电事故作好准备，但指由于降冰雨导致天气恶劣，工作人员可能难以到达现场，导致修复时间延长。截至周六晚上，估计有6,000多户失去电力。

学校方面，约克大学（York University）、汉博学院（Humber College）、贵湖大学多市汉伯分校（University of Guelph-Humber）及怀雅逊大学（Ryerson University）均宣布，在周六举行的考试要改期。

Spring storms hit 550 traffic accidents in most districts

The recent spring storm in the Greater Toronto Area has resulted in 550 traffic accidents, and power outages in some areas. Pearson International Airport cancelled more than 400 flights and some schools and universities suspended classes. The Ministry of Environment predicts that there will be ice storms on Sunday.

Kerry Schmidt, an Ontario provincial policeman, said that most traffic accidents are single-vehicle collisions, such as a vehicle falling into a ditch, hitting a concrete wall, or spinning on the road because of slippery terrain. Schmid called on the people to try not to drive if necessary. The City of Toronto sent nearly 80 sprinklers to help melt snow and ice on the road.

In terms of air traffic, Pearson Airport has arrived on more than 210 flights and cancelled more than 220 departure flights.

The Environment Ministry of Canada stated that there are snowfalls in both the north and west of Toronto, and it is forecast that “an ice storm is likely to occur” on Sunday. The Ministry of the Environment expects that severe weather will occur in many parts of the Greater Toronto Area and southern Ontario, and that “the situation changes every minute”. The multi-city emergency management center called on the people to keep an eye on the latest news, take care of neighbors, and stay away from trees that may fall.

Toronto Hydro spokeswoman Tori Gass said that he had prepared for a power outage, but said that due to the bad weather caused by falling rain, workers may have difficulty reaching the site, resulting in longer repair times. As of Saturday night, it is estimated that more than 6,000 households have lost their electricity.

On the school front, York University, Humber College, University of Guelph-Humber, and Ryerson University all announced that they held on Saturdays. Examinations will be rescheduled