Ever Wondered How Harsh The Canadian Winter Can Be? These Photos Will Give You An Idea
We know that the winter can be very harsh in the northern parts of the world, but nothing compares to Canadian winter. Thanks to the people on the internet the photographic proof of this extremely cold and snowy weather went viral. You can find some of the most hilarious and interesting examples in the gallery below.
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Always look on the bright side of life!
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Frozen grass looks like ice pebbles!
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This is how heavily it snows!
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A modern-day Igloo
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That dinosaur head just adds to the scariness
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It must have taken a lot of work to shovel this driveway!
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Good luck finding your car!
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Have you ever seen an icicle such as this one before?
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This could be very romantic if it wasn't so cold
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At this point, we would just wait until the sun melts the snow
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Lesson learned: Never leave your sunroof open when it's snowy!
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It must have felt like a big achievement to finally be able to reach your car
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This looks straight up like a scene from a horror movie!
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You need to be careful before looking through the hole in your front door.
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Apparently, heavy snow can be terribly claustrophobic!
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Another good example of what we just stated
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Poor doggo
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This is nature's way to tell you not to leave your house.
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Maybe it's time to call in sick for work
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Well, this actually looks cool!
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You don't need to worry about running out of space in your fridge
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This freezing fountain looks so out of this world
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We really hope there's no one in these cars
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You can take this opportunity to warm up a little bit!
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When there's a will, there's a way...we guess
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He's on his way to building his very first Igloo!
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It seems like having a car in a place like this is not a good idea, to begin with
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Just, wow.
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You can just forget about driving.
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This looks almost like a labyrinth
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Well, we see an opening on the top right corner!
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Fried eggs are so old-fashioned, anyway
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Did you know that the paint can come off your car because of the cold?
