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Operation snowfall: A look at how Montreal is cleaning up after back-to-back storms

Montreal is deploying many workers to clear roads and sidewalks after experiencing heavy snowfall, receiving more than one-third of its annual total over four days.
As of now, 32 percent of the snow has been removed, and city officials acknowledge that more work is needed.
Montreal's snow budget exceeds $200 million, highlighting the significant financial investment in winter maintenance.
The city has been receiving around 300 to 500 calls daily regarding snow-related issues.

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CBC News

Inside a massive Montreal snow dump site days after record-breaking storms

Ever wondered where the snow goes after a winter storm? There are 10 snow dump sites on the island of Montreal, each can hold the equivalent of 800 Olympic size swimming pools filled with snow.

1 hour ago·Canada

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The Globe & Mail

Montreal deploys thousands of workers, vehicles to remove record snowfall

Montreal is deploying thousands of workers and vehicles to remove record snowfall from the city’s streets. Montreal says it has removed one-third of the snow but it will be at least another 10 days before operations are complete. (Feb. 22, 2025)

2 hours ago·Canada

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The Epoch Times

Operation Snowfall: A Look at How Montreal Is Cleaning up After Back-to-Back Storms

In Montreal’s southwest, by the Lachine Canal, trucks come and go like clockwork, dumping loads of snow as blowers the size of tanks send it cascading in the air onto a 10-storey-high bank. Known as the Angrignon snow depot, it is one of 10 sites across Montreal storing the record-breaking snowfall that hit the city in recent days. Each winter, Montreal deploys an army of people to clear the roads and sidewalks, many of whom are working overtime…

2 hours ago·New York, United States

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