Environment Canada has extreme cold warnings in place Monday for northern and eastern Ontario, all of southern Quebec and western New Brunswick.
People in southern Ontario could expected some of the coldest air they’ve experienced in about three winters, said CBC meteorologist Colette Kennedy.
“This cold hasn’t been experienced for a while,” said Kennedy, noting the brisk winds were the result of an Arctic front from the northwest. “We’ve had a relatively mild winter in many cases, especially in the East.”
With the wind chill, temperatures could feel as cold as –45 C in northern Ontario and parts of central Quebec, while the temperature in southern Ontario and western New
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