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Government & Public ServicesSt. John's· Source · Feb 2026

People who walk in St. John's can't use the sidewalks for days after a big storm.

Pedestrians and people with mobility needs

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How this problem came to be

  1. Found2 sourcesstjohns.ca, gov.nl.ca
  2. Quoted3 claimseach checked against its page
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The problem, broken down

Who it hurts
Pedestrians and people with mobility needs in St. John's.
The moment
After 56 to 74 cm of snow in February 2026, sidewalks took longer than five days to clear.
What people do today
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Why it's unsolved
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What solved looks like
A pedestrian can see which sidewalks on their route are cleared and when the rest will be.

Evidence

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City of St. John's ↗
  1. 1After 56 to 74 cm of snow in February 2026, the city said sidewalks would take longer than five days and asked residents not to call in requests.
  2. 2The city clears more than 1,400 lane-km of road and 193 km of sidewalk.
Government of NL release ↗
  1. 3The province is recruiting more than 450 seasonal operators to restore 24-hour plowing on its busiest highways.

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  1. [1]City of St. John's
  2. [2]Government of NL release
What the source says, in short

After 56 to 74 cm of snow in February 2026, the City of St. John's said sidewalks would take longer than five days and asked residents not to call in requests. It clears more than 1,400 lane-km of road and 193 km of sidewalk. The province is recruiting more than 450 seasonal operators to restore 24-hour plowing on its busiest highways.

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