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A mild winter forecast sounds great on paper, but emergency officials say it could still bring heavy snow, damaging ice storms and lengthy power outages. On this episode, we sit down with Simcoe County's chief emergency planner Grant Durfey and Nathan Latulippe from the SERV volunteer program to talk about winter readiness, lessons learned from past storms, generator safety, emergency kits, and how residents can help make their communities more resilient when severe weather strikes.
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