Cleaning up Toronto streets will take days after back-to-back snowstorms, city says

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Toronto weather: Snow removal will take up to three weeks, city says, after consecutive storms

Toronto had three consecutive flurries of snow this past week, piling white mounds on the sidewalks and roads that will take weeks to clear.

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Toronto winter storms may take 3 weeks to clear with snow removal: city - Toronto

Toronto is once again in winter snowstorm cleanup mode on Monday for Family Day after getting dumped this weekend by a third major snowfall in a week.

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It could take three weeks to clear snow dump from Toronto streets, city officials say

The city hasn’t had to clear this much snow in more than three years, since a major storm in January, 2022, staff say

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Cleaning up Toronto streets will take days after back-to-back snowstorms, city says

Officials say it is going to take days to plow Toronto streets after two major back-to-back snowstorms in the city this past week.

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A new major storm hit the area on Sunday, leaving nearly 40 cm of snow on the ground. Municipal authorities call for patience as snow removal operations continue. In Gatineau, snow blowing began in the night, and the City is planning about 24 hours to clear the streets. However, snow removal of sidewalks will take longer, some being used temporarily to store snow. The parking ban was lifted Monday morning, but the City is still asking for the co…