Children prepare to toboggan down a hill following heavy snow in Toronto, Thursday, Feb. 13, 2025.Arlyn McAdorey/The Canadian Press
A snow day can be the perfect excuse to take a brood of thrilled children to the toboggan hill, or corral neighbourhood snow lovers to resurrect Frosty the snowman from his Christmastime slumber.
As rare as they have become, snow days can be opportunities for Canadians to enjoy and appreciate the winter weather we are lucky to have in our northern country.
While much of Eastern Canada is blanketed with a thick deluge of snow this week, The Globe wants to know your favourite memories of playing in a winter wonderland.
Making snow forts, or a snow couch, in your yard to enjoy hot chocolate on? Laying down on the fresh powder and flailing your limbs with glee to make snow angels? Share your best snow-day memories by filling out the form below or emailing us at audience@globeandmail.com.
What's your best snow day memory?
Making snow forts, or a snow couch, in your yard to enjoy hot chocolate on? Laying down on the fresh powder and flailing your limbs with glee to make snow angels?
Share your best snow-day memories by filling out the form below or emailing us at audience@globeandmail.com.
Major snowfall disrupted travel plans, closed schools and shuttered city services in parts of Ontario, Quebec and the Atlantic provinces, as communities dug out from upwards of 20 centimetres.
The Canadian Press