It may be spring in Alberta, but that isn't stopping old man winter from making an appearance, with snow in the forecast for ...

Tomorrow marks the start of spring for Alberta, and it is shaping up to be a snow-filled one for some parts of the province.

A surge of Arctic air is set to bring heavy snowfall to parts of Alberta, with up to 15-20 cm of accumulation and powerful wind gusts exceeding 90 km/h--creating hazardous travel conditions.

After weeks of unseasonably warm weather, temperatures are set to dip and snow is on the way in Alberta, according to Environment Canada.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Significant snowfall will continue across parts of Alberta on Friday as a strong cold front moves south through the province. This ...

According to the Calgary Police Service, there were 12 crashes between midnight and 8 a.m. Thursday, including three injury ...

In typical southern Alberta fashion, Calgarians basking in spring-like temperatures Saturday were hit with a snowfall warning ...

Calgarians have experienced a winter marked by sharp swings between mild and cold conditions, including temperatures reaching 18 C in March. Rather than consistently cold weather and snowfall, ...

Parts of southern Alberta and southern Saskatchewan could see 10-20+ cm of significant snowfall through Thursday and Friday.