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From stranded trucks on Highway 11 to cancelled flights and closed university campuses, a major winter storm created a state of emergency in Northern Ontario. Kim MacDonald breaks down how cities like Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie coped with the onslaught of snow and freezing rain.

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