As crews make their way through city streets in the aftermath of last weekend’s storm, some Saskatoon residents say their efforts aren’t enough.
With two major snowfalls in the span of a week, Saskatoon has seen a combined total of 42 centimeters of snow, according to city officials.
Road clearing efforts are underway, with the City of Saskatoon reporting all priority one and most priority two streets have been plowed.
But some residents are upset, saying they’re left to pick up the pieces.
“It’s very frustrating that they come and they plow the entire street and they don’t leave us any parking spots. We can’t get our vehicles out. It takes everybody a couple of hours to dig,” Francine Skene said.
Dayton Marble said he noticed two ridges of snow that were eight inches high across …