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Last month was southern Quebecs second-warmest December on record after December 2015.

Environment and Climate Change Canada meteorologist Jean-Philippe Bégin said that last month was southern Quebec’s second-warmest December on record.

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Environment and Climate Change Canada meteorologist Jean-Philippe Begin said that last month was southern Quebec’s second-warmest December on record after December 2015

MONTREAL - An unusually mild start to winter in Quebec has discouraged tourists hoping for a winter wonderland, left litter visible on the streets of Montreal and at times diminished traffic to some of the province's popular ski slopes.

An unusually mild start to winter in Quebec has discouraged tourists hoping for a winter wonderland, left litter visible on the streets of Montreal and at times diminished traffic to some of the province's popular ski slopes.

With ski season just around the corner, Quebec hill operators say they're scrambling to find staff to fill the spots needed to keep their resorts running smoothly. 

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Warm weather hinders start of ski season 30 December 2020 at 19 h 14 min Reading time: 1 min (Photo : Courtesy Mont Sutton/Jocelyne Trudeau) With activities limited due to the ongoing pandemic, Quebecers are turning to ski hills for a daily dose of fresh air and exercise. But it’s not as simple as arriving on the day, purchasing a ticket and hitting the slopes. Like many other industries, ski hills and resorts needed to adapt to COVID-19 rules, Mont Sutton CEO Jean-Michel R...