City spokesperson Philippe Sabourin answered some key questions to help you navigate the situation. What progress has the city made so far? Sabourin reported that the snow-clearing rate was around 10 ...

City spokesperson Philippe Sabourin said more than 3,000 city workers have been deployed to clear the snow as loading operations have started.

Caption: Montreal city spokesperson Philippe Sabourin says the city is asking people to do what they can to limit the workload and help reduce emissions. (Matt D'Amours/CBC) ...

"In our streets, 99 per cent of the branches have been collected," said city spokesperson Philippe Sabourin at a Monday news conference. "In our parks, however, there is still work to be done." ...

There's also the ongoing National Bank Open tennis tournament, International First Peoples' Festival and an anime festival. "There will be lots of action this weekend in the city," Sabourin said.

It's the Grand Prix Formula One this weekend," said Philippe Sabourin, spokesperson for the City of Montreal. "If you want to participate...you better go with public transit or grab your bike or ...

Philippe Sabourin in the Namib Desert, Namibia in 2012, with the highest red sand dunes in the world. Photo supplied. Photo by Supplied photo / Winnipeg Sun Lessons from the past ...

"We're on the ground with more than 500 workers," Montreal city spokesperson Philippe Sabourin said. "We're grabbing those leaves from the side of streets in order to avoid slippery conditions and ...

Sabourin reported that the snow-clearing rate was around 10 per cent per day, and that around 50 per cent of Montreal's sidewalks were still covered with snow as of Tuesday.