The first significant snowfall of 2020 created havoc on the roads Saturday, with York Regional Police and Ontario Provincial Police responding to collisions throughout the day.
There more than 250 collisions in and around the GTA since the snow started falling yesterday morning, according to the OPP, while York police responded to multiple collisions across the region, including Aurora, Whitchurch-Stouffville and Vaughan.
No serious injuries occurred, police say.
Road blocked - Major Mack EB lanes approaching Islington #Vaughan
— York Regional Police (@YRP) January 18, 2020
Cars are unable to get up the hill & are currently blocking the EB lanes - officers on scene & we are waiting for plows to attend area with some salt
Avoid this area
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More than 16 cm of snow fell in Toronto and across the GTA.
Environment Canada is predicting continued flurries in the morning Sunday, with temperatures plunging throughout the day to -8C by afternoon and -16C tonight.
