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As the southwest experiences another cold snap, residents are encouraged to stay warm and safe with a few tips from the Saskatchewan Health Authority. During the winter months, extreme cold ...

Unfortunately, neither does much against pure ice on the roads. You should also stock your car with supplies to stay warm and safe if you get stuck. If you’re stranded, “There’s no guarantee ...

Unfortunately, neither does much against pure ice on the roads. You should also stock your car with supplies to stay warm and safe if you get stuck. If you’re stranded, “There’s no guarantee that ...

Thankfully, from thermal wetsuits to base layers and balaclavas, there’s now a huge range of accessories to keep you swimming outdoors once temperatures start to drop ... Warmth is provided by a ...

Exercise is a stressor on the body, so getting active in the cold is “a double whammy” to your system because you’re adding the challenge of keeping yourself warm, says Alexander Rothstein ...

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Waterproof outerwear is key to staying dry and warm but also cover the head and upper body to keep heat in. Wear a hat and loose layers of clothing made of wool or synthetic woven fabrics.