Environment Canada says there are varying amounts of snow for different parts of the country
It'll be a white Christmas for parts of Canada.
Environment Canada issuing snowfall warnings for central and southern New Brunswick, and the western half of Nova Scotia.
A heavy snowfall began last night in Quebec, for much of the province, sending cars skidding off roads.
Parts of Ontario got lots of snow last night, Niagara getting some over the last 24 hours, and the temperature will hold near the freezing mark to Thursday. Environment Canada forecasting rain, and temperature in the 5 to 8 degree range for Niagara this weekend.
BC's coast is getting the first of a series of storms this week, moving inland, after bringing 140 kilometres per hour wind to some coastal areas.
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