Southern Ontario Is Buried In Snow After Last Night’s Gigantic Storm (PHOTOS)

Residents all over the province are digging themselves out of the aftermath of last night's major snowstorm in Ontario.
According to The Weather Network, southern Ontario saw approximately 15 to 25 centimetres of snow overnight.
GO Transit vehicles are delayed, schools are closed and the plows are working around the clock to clear the roads.
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Peel District School Board is one of several to close its buildings today, while Toronto's remain open.
On Feb. 16, 2021, all buses are cancelled & school buildings are closed to students due to inclement weather condit… https://t.co/5XCU9rEdIg— Peel District School Board (@Peel District School Board) 1613472550.0
Some drivers seem to be having trouble. Winter tires are definitely essential.
I have questions.... #ONstorm https://t.co/kwwfh2fm1a— Alistair (@Alistair) 1613478573.0
Sidewalks and staircases have become... a challenge.
My steps have turned into a 🎿 slope overnight ❄️😯 #toronto #snow https://t.co/7NWUysco4i— James Bradley (@James Bradley) 1613477888.0
It's not all doom and gloom, though. Some residents are enjoying the snowfall.
Be sure to dress warmly and prepare for the elements before stepping out.