  Toronto's worst snowstorm in years swept across the country's
largest city on Friday leaving clogged roads, delayed trains,
cancelled flights and hundreds of thousands of frustrated
commuters in its wake.  By the time it stopped snowing late
Friday night the city had picked up about 30 centimetres — other
spots in the Greater Toronto Area reported even higher
accumulations.  The city is slowly getting back to normal but it
will probably take the rest of weekend until roads and sidewalks
are cleared of ice and snow.   Toronto usually busy King Street
West was deserted on Saturday morning. (Peter McCluskey/CBC)
Coun. Denzil Minnan-Wong said the city would like people to
"show some level of patience" as crews make their way through
the city.  The major arteries are always the main focus.   "It's
been a storm," said Peter Noehammer, the city's director of
transportation services, indicating it could be Sunday before
city streets are clear.  "We estimate it'll be about $4 million
when it's all said and done," N