Ottawa and area is digging out from the one of the winter’s biggest storms Thursday, with about 11 cm of snow and 15 mm of rain deposiuted since Wednesday afternoon. Police have urged caution for the morning commute, with most roads continue to be slippery. The storm has left a layer of heavy, wet snow […]
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