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Environment Canada senior climatologist says he surprised how long winter is lasting on the Prairies and warns cold temperatures could persist through the end of April.David Phillips blames a polar vortex for the spring cold snap.At this time of the year, its often back and forth, up and coming, very yo-yoish kind of weather, where you ;re getting winter trying to hold on and summer wants to get a foothold, Phillips said Monday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW And yet the war is being won by winter. Old Man Winter is clearly the bully in this particular situation and has got a grip on the entire West and is not letting go.Temperatures on the Prairies were still in the negative double digits Monday with lows reaching -27 C with the wind chill in parts of Saskatchewan and Manitoba. In southern Alberta, a snowfall warning was calling for up to 20 centimetres of the white stuff. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A typical temperature in Lethbridge, Alta., at this time of year is 11 C, Phillips said. It was -7 C Monday afternoon. Other parts of the Prairies were as much as 16 degrees below normal.Phillips said the dur
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As Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Friday Oct. 16 that York Region is going into a modified version of Stage 2, he also had some stern words for Halton residents.I ;m begging the people of Halton, please, help me out here. I do not want to make that decision for Halton, the Premier
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