Toronto Snowstorm Impacts Walking

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People with mobility issues struggle to navigate sidewalks as Ontario cities rush to clear snow | Globalnews.ca

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Back-to-back snowstorms in the last week dumped record amounts of snow in Ontario and Quebec , wreaking havoc on roads, sidewalks and driveways.

The city of Toronto says it will be three weeks before the snow is fully cleared and a spokesperson for the city of Montreal said it will take at least a week .

People with disabilities and people living in poverty say they're concerned about vulnerable people as the aftermath of drags on.

Both Toronto and Montreal have 311 lines people can call.

Quon also encourages people to check in on seniors and others who may need assistance in their communities.

“It’s so much about, in these kind of times, also neighbors looking after each other and caring for each other.”.

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