An ice storm that left hundreds of thousands of Ontarians without power as it felled tree branches and downed power lines is headed east.

Environment Canada has issued ice storm warnings for parts of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

The national forecaster says between five to 10 millimetres of freezing rain could fall in New Brunswick before a warm front moves in late Monday morning.

Hundreds of thousands of Ontarians were without power following an Saturday ice storm that's headed east for Quebec and the Maritimes.{ai:summary}<p>An ice storm has caused widespread power outages in Ontario and is now moving eastward. Environment Canada has issued warnings for New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, predicting 5 to 10 millimeters of freezing rain before a warm front arrives late Monday morning. </p><p>#weather</p>

Hundreds of thousands in Ontario remain powerless following eastbound ice storm

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