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Old Posted May 6, 2026, 3:01 AM
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Originally Posted by MonkeyRonin View Post
Some perspective is warranted though: it might be milder than some other prairie cities, but it still has 5 months of below freezing means, with the coldest month averaging below -10. Amongst major (>1 million) North American metros, it easily has the longest and coldest winters; and is likely colder than any other major city outside of a few in Northern China, Mongolia, or Russia.
Thank you - this was my original point.. I said harshest for a major city. Saskatoon isn’t a major city.

to suggest that has no influence on the desirability of a city is silly.

Definitely not the be all end all (Windsor isn’t a bastion of high living demand either), but it’s a factor.
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