People are voicing their frustration with the slow pace of snow removal after back-to-back winter storms pounded much of Central Canada, leaving city streets and sidewalks in Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa impassable for days.

A second snowstorm hammered Ontario and Quebec over the weekend, piling more snow on top of what fell last week. It led to the cancellation or delay of flights at three major airports and treacherous conditions on the roads.

Ontario and Quebec spent the weekend digging out of the biggest snowstorm of the season. Mike Armstrong looks at how the winter blast wreaked havoc on airports, streets, and schools, plus how some people are trying to take it in stride.