Sudbury crews will be digging the city out for the next couple of days, after a 2-day dump left about 15 centimetres to deal with. That effort will include 82 pieces of snow equipment (split between the city and contractors,) 50 snow plows, 10 4x4 loaders and 22 sidewalk plows, the city said. "While the storm is still happening, our crews concentrate on clearing snow from the main roads," the city said in a statement to CBC News. Tony Cecutti, the city's manager of growth and infrastructure, said there would likely be a second round of snow removal, at least in the city's core. Residents with concerns about plowing on residential roads are asked to wait 24 hours after the storm before contacting 311.

Source: CBC News February 13, 2019 20:48 UTC