A massive blizzard brought blowing snow and high winds to Ontario, Quebec and the Atlantic provinces on Sunday, disrupting air travel and creating dangerous driving conditions. The storm first hit southern Ontario late Saturday, dumping heavy snow and ice pellets from Windsor, Ont., all the way to Ottawa, then moved eastward on Sunday. Between 20 and 40 centimetres of snow were expected to fall on the various regions. Officials at Toronto's Pearson International Airport had to cancel or delay 185 arriving flights and 80 departing flights on Sunday, after cancelling about 30 flights on Saturday night. "We do have reduced operations," Toby Lennox of the Greater Toronto Airport Authority told CBC Newsworld. "We're down to about half our capacity. "Normally we could be doing 84 landings and takeoffs an hour, but we're down to about 40," he said. "Now, we understand that there might be some freezing rain in the forecast and...