A photographic chronicle of the January 1998 ice storm that plunged millions across eastern Canada and the northeastern United States into darkness. Over five days of freezing rain reshaped streets, trees and communities—this volume gathers frontline images that record the storm's impact and the early recovery.

Images and reportage were contributed by regional newspapers including La Presse, The Gazette, The Ottawa Citizen, Le Nouvelliste, Le Droit, The Whig-Standard, The Standard Freeholder, The Recorder and Times and La Voix de l'Est, offering a range of local perspectives and news photography.

Suited to readers of photojournalism, weather history and regional studies, the book pairs striking visuals with documentary context to preserve a defining weather event. A portion of proceeds was donated to charity.

• Publisher: M&S
• Year: 1998
• Format: Hardcover, 192 pages
• ISBN: 9780771061004 (ISBN-10: 0771061005)

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