David Phillips said Monday's storm alone brought about 30 cm of snow to northern parts of the province. However, when the heavy snow ends, Phillips said the forecast for the next month indicates warmer-than-normal temperatures for the entire province. - David Phillips, Environment CanadaNot a record-breaking winterThough it might come as a surprise, Phillips said this winter hasn't recorded any record-breaking events. Phillips said more snow will come in March, but "whatever nature gives us, [it] can taketh away," he said. So I think all that helps to get rid of the of the snow when it does come.

Source: CBC News March 05, 2019 11:30 UTC