Old Man Winter blows into Saskatchewan
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Gordon Aasen braves the below -30 temps on January 18 to clear his driveway of the new fallen snow.
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With windchill factors entering the -40° range, the playground at the Coronach School was left an untouched blanket of snow.
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Business owners in Coronach, like Wendy Terry - owner of the Coronach Mini-Mart/Sears, dug out their so far, relatively idle snow shovels to clear the recent snowfall. Shoveling was made miserable by the raw temps that saw the wind chill factor dip below -40°.
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Keirstin Reaves makes her way home after school on January 18. With wind chills in the -40° range, winter clothing was a must to stay warm.
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Photo by Kelly Elder
Gordon Aasen braves the below -30 temps on January 18 to clear his driveway of the new fallen snow.
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With windchill factors entering the -40° range, the playground at the Coronach School was left an untouched blanket of snow.
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Business owners in Coronach, like Wendy Terry - owner of the Coronach Mini-Mart/Sears, dug out their so far, relatively idle snow shovels to clear the recent snowfall. Shoveling was made miserable by the raw temps that saw the wind chill factor dip below -40°.
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Keirstin Reaves makes her way home after school on January 18. With wind chills in the -40° range, winter clothing was a must to stay warm.
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Tristin and Kalan Elmy are bundled up for their walk home from school on January 18.
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With bitterly cold temperatures, the street in front of the Coronach School was a busy place as parents lined up to pick their children up after school on January 18.
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The frozen Girard Creek south of the town of Coronach, with SaskPower Poplar River Power Station in the background.
Tristin and Kalan Elmy are bundled up for their walk home from school on January 18.
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With bitterly cold temperatures, the street in front of the Coronach School was a busy place as parents lined up to pick their children up after school on January 18.
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The frozen Girard Creek south of the town of Coronach, with SaskPower Poplar River Power Station in the background.
- Published on January 28, 2012
- Kelly Elder
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