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Toronto buried under snow: Have we forgotten the sidewalks?
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News – Excalibur
During snow removal, highways of daily commute are usually the first ones to be cleared, followed by major intersections, bus routes, and so on.
With over 50 centimetres of snowfall, the snow-covered sidewalks provided a challenge for many residents, especially individuals who have physical disabilities.
It was estimated that snow removal efforts could take several weeks.
She requested that the city staff review snow clearing contracts with private companies, although the contracts were signed before her time and therefore locked in for seven years.
Despite leaving sidewalks uncleared, the city is, however, more prepared for flooding that can occur after a major snowfall.
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