Canada: Toronto Sees More Snow After Consecutive Snowstorms

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Canada: Toronto Sees More Snow After Consecutive Snowstorms

Toronto saw more snowfall on Monday, February 17, after back-to-back winter storms, leading to a winter weather travel advisory for Durham Region. This video was shot in North York, the northern part of Toronto, around 11:30 a.m.

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  • Toronto, 2025, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: North York, Canada Video Recording Date/Time: February 17

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