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City hit with snow as Montrealers prepare for holiday season

“It could have been worse,” said Peter Dydyk, a snowplow operator for Déneigement Husky, about the 13 cm of snow that fell in Montreal just as the holiday season gets underway. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.
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City hit with snow as Montrealers prepare for holiday season

“It could have been worse,” said Peter Dydyk, a snowplow operator for Déneigement Husky, about the 13 cm of snow that fell in Montreal just as the holiday season gets underway. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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Pilot project saves more than a dozen Montrealers from eviction

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City hit with snow as Montrealers prepare for holiday season

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City hit with snow as Montrealers prepare for holiday season

“It could have been worse,” said Peter Dydyk, a snowplow operator for Déneigement Husky, about the 13 cm of snow that fell in Montreal just as the holiday season gets underway. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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Pilot project saves more than a dozen Montrealers from eviction

“We ended up helping 18 or more people,” says Samuel Drolet-Bégin, intervention worker at La Maison du Père, as he explains how their new pilot project saved more Montrealers than expected from being evicted from their homes. Corinne Boyer reports.
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Canada Post resumes delivery, but Santa may return to North Pole before you get your mail

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City hit with snow as Montrealers prepare for holiday season

“It could have been worse,” said Peter Dydyk, a snowplow operator for Déneigement Husky, about the 13 cm of snow that fell in Montreal just as the holiday season gets underway. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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