The worst ice storm to hit Toronto in recent memory left the city scrambling to recover on Monday, though Mayor Rob Ford warned the ensuing power outages and transit chaos may not be the end of it.
Toronto was hit with freezing rain and drizzle for more than 24 hours, causing a build-up of ice on trees that came crashing down on cars, homes and power lines. Sheets of ice also fell from buildings and flew off vehicles moving along area highways.
Toronto was hit with freezing rain and drizzle for more than 24 hours, causing a build-up of ice on trees that came crashing down on cars, homes and power lines. Sheets of ice also fell from buildings and flew off vehicles moving along area highways.