With an expected high of just 1 C, snow flurries are a possibility in the morning and afternoon, according to Environment Canada’s forecast.
As you dream of warmer times, here are five things to know on Friday:
TRAFFIC
• Latest road conditions in Toronto and the GTA
• Information for public transit commuters: TTC and GO Transit
IN THE NEWS
Brother killed in stabbing
One male is injured and his brother has died following a double stabbing in Brampton. Police are looking for three suspects.
Strike ends at U of T
The strike is over at the University of Toronto after teaching assistants and other members of CUPE 3902 agreed to binding arbitration. They’re expected to be back at work Friday.
SPORTS
The Blue Jays won again Thursday, this time against the Phillies, despite a five-inning scoreless stretch thanks to pitcher Cole Hamels. Drew Hutchison is scheduled to start for the Jays on Friday when they play the Detroit Tigers at 1:07 p.m.
The Toronto Raptors play the L.A. Lakers at the ACC, starting at 7:30 p.m. Don’t be surprised if you fans wearing Drake’s new clothing line, which goes on sale at 10 a.m.
The Maples Leafs will spend their Friday night off recovering after a 4-1 loss against the Florida Panthers – their seventh loss in a row.
EVENTS
One of a Kind Spring Show and Sale
Meet more than 450 artisans and designers from across Canada, and view hundreds of unique, handmade products.
Location and time: Direct Energy Centre, Exhibition Place, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
DID YOU KNOW?
Ontario’s electricity comes from a diverse mix of sources. In the last quarter of 2014, nearly two-thirds (62.7 per cent) came from nuclear fission, 24 per cent was generated by hydroelectric dams, seven per cent came from natural gas and nearly six per cent was wind power.
