The Maritimes cope with a late winter storm
Nathan Glas (L) and Molly MacKenzie struggle over drifts next to the Old Town Clock on Citadel Hill in downtown Halifax.Paul Darrow/The Globe and Mail
A snowplow clears a residential street in Dartmouth, N.S. Transportation has been disrupted, community events cancelled and businesses closed across the Maritimes as the region is hit with another late winter storm.Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press
Workers walk down the middle of Brunswick Street in Halifax on Wednesday .Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press
Firefighters carry a patient to a waiting ambulance through heavy snow in Halifax on Wednesday, March 18, 2015. Transportation has been disrupted, community events cancelled and businesses closed across the Maritimes as the region is hit with another late winter storm.Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press
A skier makes his way in Halifax, Canada on Wednesday, March 18, 2015.Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press
A pedestrian walks on a downtown street in Halifax on Wednesday, March 18, 2015. Transportation has been disrupted, community events cancelled and businesses closed across the Maritimes as the region is hit with another late winter storm.Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press
A cyclist rides in Halifax on Wednesday, March 18, 2015. Transportation has been disrupted across the Maritimes as the region is hit with another late winter storm.Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press
Carol Kelly fights her way through waste deep snow in downtown Halifax, NS, March 18, 2015. Buses were pulled off the roads and harbour ferries tied up as the region was hit by the storm.Paul Darrow/The Globe and Mail
A car is abandoned on Highway 111 in Dartmouth, NS, March 18, 2015. A major snowstorm shut down city transit and made driving treacherous on all roads and highways.Paul Darrow/The Globe and Mail
A snowmobile drives along Waverley road in Dartmouth, NS, March 18, 2015. A major snowstorm shut down transit and businesses throughout Halifax and the surrounding communities.Paul Darrow/The Globe and Mail