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SNOWFALL WARNING Heavy snowfall coming Ottawa's way this weekend
Ottawa could be a winter wonderland by this time tomorrow, with a significant snowfall in the forecast.
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WEATHER Snow and freezing rain expected in across eastern Ontario and western Quebec
A significant winter storm is making its way to eastern Ontario and western Quebec this weekend, but the kind of weather it will bring depends on where you are.
Here is when roads and sidewalks will be cleared of snow this winter in Ottawa
The city of Ottawa says snow clearing is done using a "road-priority system," with high-use, emergency and transit routes cleared first. CTV News Ottawa looks at when roads and sidewalks will be plowed during significant snowfall events, according to the city's website.
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