Nova Scotia Digging Out After Historic Snowfall - Canada

Nova Scotia Digging Out After Historic Snowfall - Canada

Snowbanks line the street in Halifax's North End neighbourhood on Monday, February 5, 2024. Many Nova Scotians were digging out after a historic snowfall dropped as much as 150 cm of snow in some parts of the province. People in Nova Scotia are digging out after a historic multi-day snowfall slammed the province, with many schools across the province closed Monday and Cape Breton Regional Municipality under a local state of emergency. Parts of Cape Breton Island had received more than 86 centimetres by Monday morning, prompting officials to ask residents to stay off the roads. Photo by Darren Calabrese/CP/ABACAPRESS.COM

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