Nova Scotia Residents Digging Out After Storm Drops 150 cm of Snow

Huge snowbanks at Dream Stables, a horse-riding and boarding stable in Mira, Nova Scotia, after parts of the province got dumped with about 150 centimeters of snow. Courtesy of Dream Stables

Residents of Nova Scotia are digging out after about 150 centimeters of snow fell in various regions last weekend.

Cape Breton Regional Municipality (CBRM) declared a state of local emergency due to the large amounts of snow that accumulated in that area, something residents say they are still trying to clear from their properties. Parts of Prince Edward Island were also impacted by the snowstorm.