The city of Montreal says it’s cleared about a third of the snow from the two historic back-to-back major winter storms that hit the city last Thursday and Sunday. This is the fifth day of Montreal’s snow-removal operation,

Montreal just got hit with two consecutive winter storms. Here's some useful information about the city's snow-clearing operation, which is expected to last at least eight days.

There’s so much snow piling up on Montreal’s streets and sidewalks that the city is pausing its snow-clearing operation and moving straight into snow loading. It’s part of the “exceptional situation” Montreal is dealing with and having to adapt to,

Mayor Valérie Plante said the city was doing a great job "given the situation." There is no estimate for how long the snow-removal operation will take.

Huge piles of snow buried streets as record snowfall hit Canada. Footage shows mounds of ice obstructing the streets as strong winds blew through downtown Montreal, on February 18. Montreal is grappling with an unprecedented snowstorm,