January 25, 2026 — mid-snowstorm, just a few hours after the snow began really coming down.
Just a quick update for local residents: the City of Toronto advises that the Major Snowstorm Condition and Significant Weather Event declarations put in place on January 25, 2026 officially ended February 10, 2026 at 5 p.m.
The declarations helped crews respond to nearly 90 cm of snowfall from two major January storms. Since mid-January, approximately 300,000 tonnes of snow have been hauled to storage sites across the city as part of the cleanup effort.
Targeted snow removal will continue in the coming days, particularly on narrow residential streets, sidewalks and bike lanes. Drivers are still reminded not to park where temporary orange No Parking – Snow Removal signs are posted. Vehicles left in these areas may be ticketed ($100) or towed, as they can interfere with ongoing snow removal operations.
Residents can continue to report areas needing extra attention through 311.
Full details: City of Toronto news release.