Edmonton is sending help to Calgary as the southern Alberta city works to clear a record snowfall from its streets. Mayor Don Iveson tweeted that 30 City of Edmonton plows are "rolling out" Tuesday to help Calgary. Janet Tecklenborg, the city's director of infrastructure operations for parks and road services, said she believes the offer to help Calgary clear its streets of snow is a first. Janet Tecklenborg with the City of Edmonton said 60 operators and their supervisors will help clear Calgary streets, using 30 plows. Thirty pieces of equipment are headed to Calgary, including five front-mount plows and 15 underbelly plows, Tecklenborg said.

Source: CBC News October 02, 2018 21:33 UTC