As an Australian I never ever thought that snow would be something that was an issue in cities , I learned there is special machines to remove it, trucks transport it and theres huge facilities for dumping it, Totally amazed mate amazing
Hahaha, yes it is a very serious issue in northern North America. If it snows more than 10 inches here in Detroit, my car cannot make it out of the driveway so we rely on people like the ones in this video to allow us to function. Although the snow removal in the Detroit Metro area isn't even as close to as efficient as this video shows in Canada, I definately commend their service. They work nights and weekends as well as all holidays. Commendable service! In fact this year, 2020, it snowed on Christmas and I still saw loads of plow trucks on the road away from their families...
Pauley Ducati yeah I guess it’s a ever ending job, like painting the sydney harbour bridge, one you finish you go back to other side and start again . Must be a lot of money/equipment
Yea NA winter is pretty wicked. I'm actually in Montreal. Our winters are dog shit lol. Over the past few years we've gotten less and less snow with global warming and shit, but we used to get FEET of snow every few days. AWD cars are almost a necessity here in winter lol. Oh and snow tires.
That's what it takes to keep roads passable. Much better equipped than some states here in the U.S. They know what to do and have developed a system that works for them,
for some reason i just watch a 20min vidoe of some guy dump 100,000 fish into his back yard pond now I am watching snow removal. I am starting to question all my life choices at this point
No one does it better than Montreal. Great system. Great equipment and staff. And I can't believe I just spent 2 hours watching this but I just couldn't stop the video. So interesting and great quality video. I live in a small Ontario town with 1 JD Loader with Larue snowblower, 11 snowplows and 3 sidewalk plows. I happen to work for the city and I often do traffic control for snow removal operations. Those are my favorite days to work.
@@ml.2770 Lol, I forgot about that, but you are probably right, in upstate NY, the equipment for snow removal was bought thru a company owned by the cousin of the city Mayor, it was said the city paid 3 times what the equipment really went for, also you had a lot of no show jobs for his relatives
Impressive snow removal operation!! Montreal doesn't shut down for snow. They don't play around, they get rid of the stuff. I will never forget the first time I visited Montreal, in winter, with snow, and got to see first-hand their efficient snow-removal operation.
I am very fortunate that my Canadian city is about as far South you can go to Canada, and our snow issues are nothing like what Eastern Canada gets. 2 average snowfalls per year. But if we had more, I wish we had a system like Montreal.
For those that don't know, once the cold weather hits, the exhaust of the trucks is rerouted thru the bottom of the dump box to prevent sticking when dumping. A little hard to see here but close up you'll see the exhaust exit the rear upper corner of the box instead of the stacks. This applies to those trucks that are so equipped only.
Ahhhh I love living in Canada. There is something comforting about seeing everything blanketed in beautiful white snow. So many people hate it but I for one love winter in Canada.
@@brandonsvlog5377 when they dump in quarry like that when it's about half melted there is a "coating" of dirt on top that insulate the snow from the sun and yes it will not all melt
For those who may have wondered, it wasn't until 1927 that the first snowblower (invented by Arthur Sicard) appeared on the streets of Outremont--now a district of Montreal. Up until then, snow clearing from the streets was handled by teams of otherwise-unemployed men using shovels along with horse-drawn plows. Later, as more mechanized equipment began to be purchased by the city, these men--fearful of losing their annual winter work--actually threatened to go on strike and some actually did.
@@potatopoison1130 I thought you all were still dumping snow in the SL River, but someone told me no because of the salt. That's why I came here to see this video.
they should dump it in the st-lawrence directly to dilute all the piss, shit and raw sewage they dump into it montreal is the worst shithole in the world
As a guy from Toronto/GTA, I'm envious of the Montreal way of snow removal. I don't know why we don't have that here. Then again, lately we haven't gotten that much snow, so perhaps for them the expense isn't worth it. Thanks for the neat footage.
they should dump it in the st-lawrence directly to dilute all the piss, shit and raw sewage they dump into it montreal is the worst shithole in the world
1 inch of snow brings the UK to a stand still. 1:08:44 even faces the blower forward as not to cover someone's freshly cleared drive. What a gentleman.
What's your point? Then UK rarely gets snow that settles for more than a few hours. Consequently it's not worth investing billions in snow clearing equipment that would sit idle for years at a time. The minor inconvenience of a day or twos disruption once every few years is surely better than wasting a fortune?
@@spencerwilton5831 point is they spend millions gritting roads for a frosty night, then have no salt left for when it does snow. It's not about spending billions on equipment, we've already got plenty of gritting machines fitted with snow ploughs.... It's about managing the equipment and resources better. Does that answer your question and long winded point of view?
Here in Mississippi it doesn't even have to stick and businesses close schools shut down people crashing everywhere, it's almost as bad as the video of 27 UK (I may be incorrect about it being the UK somewhere where not all of them have guns and we know tasers don't always work) police for one man with a knife....
@@Ryan_Harkin 1in of snow brings toronto and vancouver to standstills too and that guy who turned the blower is probably a newbie who though he was doing the good thing by being diligent and got shit on by his coworkers and boss afterwards, they will throw the snow directly onto your car and damage your windshield and property in most cases and the city has a law that prevents residents from claiming/suing for damages montreal is the biggest shithole in the world
@@colemichael7409 Thats how he grew his subscriber count so quickly, basically has been comment spamming every popular video on youtube for a couple years.
at least in Montreal they remove the snow. In Edmonton they just expect us to drive on it till it packs to hard ice with a few crumbs of gravel in it. Good thing we only have 7 months of winter.
I had no idea places like this even exist! Glad I subscribed. Great video... And I agree with the previous comment- a time lapse video of it all melting would be phenomenal!
We had a pile here in my western city in 2011...The pile finally melted about August 20th. and we had MANY + 30C days that summer. But that is super rare. Lost piles are gone in early June or sooner.
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@@536joe here in Minneapolistan we hardworking, taxpaying, America lovers use that family as "protester control" when antifa and the libTards come crying for more free stuff .. unless a farm combine is close at hand
Thank you for the video, I had no clue any of this even existed on this scale. Pretty neat how not only do they dump it in an old quarry they also make a large pile of it. I guess something like that would not melt completely if you have a cooler than normal summer.
I grew up here and it does indeed not melt until well into the summer. We take it for granted here but I thought it would be cool to show to the rest of the world!
Incidentally, those snow mounds left in the abandoned quarries take a very long time to melt. I have seen significant piles of still there well into the summer!
Ничего подобного, никогда не видел. Просто восхитительный подход к решению проблемы. А ещё мне нравиться тот момент, что каждый знает что ему делать и темп работы поражает. Канадцы - молодцы. Привет вам из отсталой страны Украины.
і все завдяки викопному паливу - тож, можливо, через кілька років нам доведеться обійтися без нафти. Але сніг падатиме й надалі... tout ça grâce aux énergies fossiles ;donc peut-être que dans quelques années ,sans pétroles ??? Mais la neige continuera de tomber ...
Well-choreographed operation! Lots of professionals cooperating to keep a smooth-running system like this in motion. Buffalo, NY could benefit from their expertise! ☮️ Thanks for sharing with us!
Buffalo is very experienced at snow removal. Their problem is they get lake effect storms that dump massive amounts of snow. You can't plow it, it has to be picked up and dumped in the river. My guess is they don't have much equipment for that kind of removal. Most cities simply plow it. Montreal uses an old gravel pit to dump the snow into instead of dumping it in the river (which would likely be bad for the water quality due to all the salt).
@@МихаилИванов-ж1ь4з а чем социализм идеальная идея? Подмена одного другим? Средства производства перешли рабочим? Земля перешла крестьянам? Нет. У людей забрали всё. В СССР все были де факто бомжами. Эдакое крепостное право возведенное в культ. Одели людям ошейники и промыли мозги что они делают всё для достижения великой цели. Идеальная система это шведская модель. Чистый высокоответственный перед социумом капитализм. От каждого по возможности, каждому по потребности.
@@dzmitrynavasad2611 , не идея, а система. А чем хороша шведская модель, и что это за модель? Какие у неё аспекты? Если можно в кратце. А Я тебе расскажу про Советскую социалистическую систему.
@@dzmitrynavasad2611 , как это не знакомы. Тебя зовут Dzmitry Navasad. А если уж использовать нормы рус²кого языка, то не вам, а "В"ам с прописной буквы. Просто когда "кидаешь" какие-либо реплики в отношении чего-либо, будьте добры аргументировать, … а не просто кинул фразу и ссылаться, ТАМ в интернете и книгах написано. Когда ты указал, что в книгах написано про шведскую модель, Я понял что Вы обычный болобол, т.к. таких книг в природе не существует. По твоему примеру могу сказать, что шведская модель (что такое МОДЕЛЬ мироустроиства страны/государства, Я вообще не знаю, т.к. существуют системы:социалистическая, капиталистическая, смешаная!!!) самая паршивая, убогая и неэффективная - можешь об этом в интернете почитать и об этой дряхлой, загнивающей модели написано миллион книг и журналов. Как тебе
The amount of infrastructure needed to keep this process going year after year is just insane. Here in the PNW, we get maybe 6" to a foot of snow and the whole area shuts down for a few days until its gone.
I'm from Indonesia to support you. It's amazing, I like it. The view is good to see. I like it very much. In Indonesia there is no snow, so I was amazed to see it. Canada is amazing I wish you all success
they should dump it in the st-lawrence directly to dilute all the piss, shit and raw sewage they dump into it montreal is the worst shithole in the world
Old Mayor Drapeau said that the best way to stay elected in Montreal was to assure the snow removal. The corrupt road and city blue collars. Not so much.
@@semiretired6033 luckily not, and have no plan on ever going there again unless absolutely necessary Its right on par with montreal as far as shitholes go
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I clicked on the thumbnail without reading the description. For a minute there I thought this was the History Channel's documentary on Miami in the 80's.
Hello ... beautiful and interesting video .... I suggest you make a video of this deposit in the spring and summer ... to follow the melting of this whole snow ... thanks
0.16% of the Montreal budget is snow removal, You might think it's a lot but compared to our Universal healthcare and functional infrastructure it's nothing at all
To put it that way, it's just more profitable to remove the snow then it is to leave it there. The profit loss for businesses would mount very quickly if we did not remove the snow. We can get easily a full 2 meter of snow each year. The city would grind to a halt.
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Some winters we don't get too much snow. Other winters we need this kind of snow removal on a weekly basis for 2-3 months. One time, it snowed so much for so long that by day 3, my car was no longer visible, at all. It took me hours to dig the car out and carve a path for it to leave. I love it anyway. Winter is like a reset button that purges all the bugs.
Bobby Brady the problem is, they tell us they are prepared for any snow/cold weather.....funny how they close down trains due to wrong leaves on the track!!…I kid you not 🥴
@@jonathanlanglois2742 they should dump it in the st-lawrence directly to dilute all the piss, shit and raw sewage they dump into it montreal is the worst shithole in the world
@@manlystyleunder50 the city does not dump anything in the river...did you know all the used water is filtered before going back where it came from..comes out more clean then it was... You just heard on tv when the mayor had to order a bypass dumping sewers in the river..lasted one night..to fix major pipes....did you know that victoria bc still does not have a filtering station??they dump the sewers in the river every days!! Did you not hear about the big flush in new york??montreal is a clean city if you compare!!
From a montrealer,you are lucky,we pay good money to come relax where you live...everytimes we have to leave we feel like staying,leave everything behind!!
I live in a city in the Southern Hemisphere where it doesn’t snow. Never in my 31 years of life had I considered the necessity for an operation such as this.
In the interior city there is no room to dump snow. In our suburban Montreal city and the single family home parts of Montreal they blow the plowed snowbanks over the sidewalk and onto our front lawns.
@@rongoesCDN Montreal's snow-filled trucks used to dump it in the St. Lawrence River from strategically-located ramps, but due to the existence of street salt accumulated in the snow and its potential to pollute the river, that practice was terminated some years ago. In addition to the abandoned quarries, there are also deep snow shafts located in certain districts; shafts that end in storm drains. Presumably, in this manner, there is less salt to cause any pollution issues, but one never knows for sure.
When I was a boy growing up in Park Extension they used to dump the snow onto a huge vacant lot where there was a factory that burnt down, in spring time when it was melting we would go by after school and search for money coming out of the melting snow. Found more then you would think. :D
You can make some good money if you find the right dump site. We haul snow out of a parking ramp frequented by bar and night club crowds. Needless to say drunk people lose shit. I’ve found 5 phones, three sets of car keys and around $50 in the past two weeks. Only half the snow has melted from our dump site so I figure to make a bit more before it’s all said and done. Beware because you also find a bunch of other shit you don’t want. Underwear, condoms and needles are not rare finds unfortunately.
On November 12, 1968, Montreal had a huge blizzard and the snow clearing was not contracted to start until the 15th of the month. It was not pretty. Took me 3 hours to get home in what was usually a 30 minute commute! The power went out for hours that evening so dinner was also ruined! Drifts were up to 15 feet high on Nun’s Island the next morning! Interesting article. Thanks.
All the time, manpower, machinery, fuel and lubricants, day after day. Makes you wonder if it actually would cost less to have heated roads, lol. Amazing work.
Talk about getting "sucked in", sadly there have been cases where unwary or reckless pedestrians and even members of city public works crews have accidentally been killed by plows and snowblowers. This is why most crews prefer to work overnight when there is less traffic to interfere and fewer pedestrians (including children) are around.
Quite a few years ago, they had a 20cm dump of snow in Toronto and Mel Lasmen had to call in the Canadian Army! In Montreal, even 50 or 60cm dont slow them down!
I find all my lost tools and bolts in spring after my plow piles melt on the side of my driveway. Just got a blower tractor im restoring, so next year ill probably end up throwing the tools into the yard and then hit them with the mowing deck in the spring and launch them into my truck, and drop back on to the driveway.
Actually everything would be destroyed. The city used a massive snow blower and it chews it all up. But im sure u might find a cat. Everyones always loosing cats
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As an Australian I never ever thought that snow would be something that was an issue in cities , I learned there is special machines to remove it, trucks transport it and theres huge facilities for dumping it, Totally amazed mate amazing
Hahaha, yes it is a very serious issue in northern North America. If it snows more than 10 inches here in Detroit, my car cannot make it out of the driveway so we rely on people like the ones in this video to allow us to function. Although the snow removal in the Detroit Metro area isn't even as close to as efficient as this video shows in Canada, I definately commend their service. They work nights and weekends as well as all holidays. Commendable service! In fact this year, 2020, it snowed on Christmas and I still saw loads of plow trucks on the road away from their families...
Pauley Ducati yeah I guess it’s a ever ending job, like painting the sydney harbour bridge, one you finish you go back to other side and start again . Must be a lot of money/equipment
Yesss, if it keeps snowing through the day it brings you back to where you started and you do it all over again hahaha.
I read this with an Australian accent
Yea NA winter is pretty wicked. I'm actually in Montreal. Our winters are dog shit lol. Over the past few years we've gotten less and less snow with global warming and shit, but we used to get FEET of snow every few days. AWD cars are almost a necessity here in winter lol. Oh and snow tires.
The coordinated effort to do this, for an entire city, repeated month after month, and done well, is very impressive!
That's what it takes to keep roads passable. Much better equipped than some states here in the U.S. They know what to do and have developed a system that works for them,
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@@videodude4 Its Canada dude, they have more snow, thus more equipment
@@videodude4 but cant build road for shit lol
our entire nation coordinates this every year
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for some reason i just watch a 20min vidoe of some guy dump 100,000 fish into his back yard pond now I am watching snow removal. I am starting to question all my life choices at this point
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@@gawddangthatsmoist2251 we all belong together
No one does it better than Montreal. Great system. Great equipment and staff. And I can't believe I just spent 2 hours watching this but I just couldn't stop the video. So interesting and great quality video. I live in a small Ontario town with 1 JD Loader with Larue snowblower, 11 snowplows and 3 sidewalk plows. I happen to work for the city and I often do traffic control for snow removal operations. Those are my favorite days to work.
A round of applause and high praise for the planners and executors of Montreal's snow removal.
They will be replaced by AI, so don't applaud for long
@@thomasjust2663 Nah, the AI won't know how to manage all the kickbacks, side deals and the mob.
Sometimes they work for 2 days straight. They have special laws to all9w them to do so. It really is crazy.
@@ml.2770 Lol, I forgot about that, but you are probably right, in upstate NY, the equipment for snow removal was bought thru a company owned by the cousin of the city Mayor, it was said the city paid 3 times what the equipment really went for, also you had a lot of no show jobs for his relatives
Impressive snow removal operation!! Montreal doesn't shut down for snow. They don't play around, they get rid of the stuff. I will never forget the first time I visited Montreal, in winter, with snow, and got to see first-hand their efficient snow-removal operation.
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I am very fortunate that my Canadian city is about as far South you can go to Canada, and our snow issues are nothing like what Eastern Canada gets. 2 average snowfalls per year. But if we had more, I wish we had a system like Montreal.
For those that don't know, once the cold weather hits, the exhaust of the trucks is rerouted thru the bottom of the dump box to prevent sticking when dumping. A little hard to see here but close up you'll see the exhaust exit the rear upper corner of the box instead of the stacks. This applies to those trucks that are so equipped only.
Really wish my truck had that option. Much easier than having to spray every so often
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Utterly fantastic and you covered every aspect so amazingly. Beautiful camera work . Beautifully executed. Great work .
Thank you!
@@the4kguy How long do these snow mountains last for? April? May?
Ahhhh I love living in Canada. There is something comforting about seeing everything blanketed in beautiful white snow. So many people hate it but I for one love winter in Canada.
Agreed !
Never seen any city move snow like that. Hats off to Montreal.
can you make a timelapse video of all that snow in the canyon melting?
There's snow there all year long, it doesent even have time to melt all!
beeqool yes please!!!!!!
@@brandonsvlog5377 when they dump in quarry like that when it's about half melted there is a "coating" of dirt on top that insulate the snow from the sun and yes it will not all melt
@@bobrobert6277 oh, I thought he meant it snowed in Montreal all year long
You can see the dirt-covered snow: goo.gl/maps/6zRkk7Qv8Q12
Amazing! My hat off to all the people involved in the cleaning process. I wish they do the same in Toronto.
For those who may have wondered, it wasn't until 1927 that the first snowblower (invented by Arthur Sicard) appeared on the streets of Outremont--now a district of Montreal. Up until then, snow clearing from the streets was handled by teams of otherwise-unemployed men using shovels along with horse-drawn plows. Later, as more mechanized equipment began to be purchased by the city, these men--fearful of losing their annual winter work--actually threatened to go on strike and some actually did.
Thanks for the snow removal info!
dude just make shelter above road or , make underground road or metro
Never knew this about my city
isn't anyone doing a job otherwise unemployed
@@potatopoison1130 I thought you all were still dumping snow in the SL River, but someone told me no because of the salt. That's why I came here to see this video.
MADNESS! When we had this sort of snow in 70's, we just took 3 weeks off work and waited until it melted.
Thank you for this oddly satisfying video. I like the way Montrealers deal with their snow.
they should dump it in the st-lawrence directly to dilute all the piss, shit and raw sewage they dump into it
montreal is the worst shithole in the world
@@manlystyleunder50 copy n paste 3 times..nothing better to do??
As a guy from Toronto/GTA, I'm envious of the Montreal way of snow removal. I don't know why we don't have that here. Then again, lately we haven't gotten that much snow, so perhaps for them the expense isn't worth it. Thanks for the neat footage.
Finally a video of the operations in Canada ( a long one ) thanks for the content
they should dump it in the st-lawrence directly to dilute all the piss, shit and raw sewage they dump into it
montreal is the worst shithole in the world
The opening scene showing where it's dumped is mind blowing! What an operation they have going on!
1 inch of snow brings the UK to a stand still.
1:08:44 even faces the blower forward as not to cover someone's freshly cleared drive. What a gentleman.
What's your point? Then UK rarely gets snow that settles for more than a few hours. Consequently it's not worth investing billions in snow clearing equipment that would sit idle for years at a time. The minor inconvenience of a day or twos disruption once every few years is surely better than wasting a fortune?
@@spencerwilton5831 point is they spend millions gritting roads for a frosty night, then have no salt left for when it does snow. It's not about spending billions on equipment, we've already got plenty of gritting machines fitted with snow ploughs.... It's about managing the equipment and resources better.
Does that answer your question and long winded point of view?
Here in Mississippi it doesn't even have to stick and businesses close schools shut down people crashing everywhere, it's almost as bad as the video of 27 UK (I may be incorrect about it being the UK somewhere where not all of them have guns and we know tasers don't always work) police for one man with a knife....
@@Ryan_Harkin 1in of snow brings toronto and vancouver to standstills too
and that guy who turned the blower is probably a newbie who though he was doing the good thing by being diligent and got shit on by his coworkers and boss afterwards, they will throw the snow directly onto your car and damage your windshield and property in most cases and the city has a law that prevents residents from claiming/suing for damages
montreal is the biggest shithole in the world
Ryan Harkin lucky for me and fellow Minnesotans it takes about 10-12 to cancel anything or -20 Fahrenheit
Respect for them to wakeing up early to clear the roads for us
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@@colemichael7409 Thats how he grew his subscriber count so quickly, basically has been comment spamming every popular video on youtube for a couple years.
at least in Montreal they remove the snow. In Edmonton they just expect us to drive on it till it packs to hard ice with a few crumbs of gravel in it. Good thing we only have 7 months of winter.
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Haha here is should see the ice chunks
I know right
Atleast it filled in all the potholes. We dont even need speed limits anymore.
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Very well shot and edited. Thank you.
I had no idea places like this even exist! Glad I subscribed. Great video... And I agree with the previous comment- a time lapse video of it all melting would be phenomenal!
It never all melts, at least what I've heard for Canadians
@@boydboys9084 It is true, I live on the south shore of Montreal and those big mounds of snow never trully melt. Its simply too much lol
We had a pile here in my western city in 2011...The pile finally melted about August 20th. and we had MANY + 30C days that summer. But that is super rare. Lost piles are gone in early June or sooner.
Now this is a flat earthers dream! Just dump if off the “side”
@WhiteShadow2k1 :(
WhiteShadow2k1 don't worry, the chemtrails will stop that from happening
@@spencerwilton5831 Of course you realize this video was shot with a fisheye lens?
That’s impossible there is an ice wall at the edge blocking then edge dumbass
Take video of it melting and running north,will freak out & get flat landers believing. Wish schools taught kids more geography better..
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Loved the drone footage - amazing & well done.
The unloading areas in the first part are perfect for the disposal of both snow and drunk drivers
Not sure about everywhere in the world, but it sure looks like Montreal knows how to do snow removal and they have the equipment too.
Best I've experienced in Canada so far.
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Excellent drone coverage - thank you for sharing this!
one of the best videos on youtube. keep em comin.
The family on a stroll at 1:04:26 had me chuckling
prixmyo What the heck is he on about? What family? There`s nothing bu..........aha
Such a beautiful family
Have you seen that the front wheels of the graders almost dont touch the ground!?
@@vrodguysweden Maybe he wanted to spot this moment: 50:13
@@536joe here in Minneapolistan we hardworking, taxpaying, America lovers use that family as "protester control" when antifa and the libTards come crying for more free stuff .. unless a farm combine is close at hand
I became 30 2 months ago and around this time i started developing an interest in Truck simulators and these videos. Yep i'm becoming a boomer.
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As all of the snow that’s been dumped at this spots starts to thaw out will this area not flood
Thank you for the video, I had no clue any of this even existed on this scale. Pretty neat how not only do they dump it in an old quarry they also make a large pile of it. I guess something like that would not melt completely if you have a cooler than normal summer.
I grew up here and it does indeed not melt until well into the summer. We take it for granted here but I thought it would be cool to show to the rest of the world!
Incidentally, those snow mounds left in the abandoned quarries take a very long time to melt. I have seen significant piles of still there well into the summer!
Ничего подобного, никогда не видел. Просто восхитительный подход к решению проблемы. А ещё мне нравиться тот момент, что каждый знает что ему делать и темп работы поражает. Канадцы - молодцы. Привет вам из отсталой страны Украины.
А вот интересно, на сколько порядков в этой немаленькой яме ПДД по вредным веществам превышены и куда угодит вода в период тяния
і все завдяки викопному паливу - тож, можливо, через кілька років нам доведеться обійтися без нафти. Але сніг падатиме й надалі...
tout ça grâce aux énergies fossiles ;donc peut-être que dans quelques années ,sans pétroles ???
Mais la neige continuera de tomber ...
I am thinking, sled and tube rides!
Thinking the same thing. Just imagine sledding down that.
@@jackcarlson5200 Helmet and pads! and alto of screaming! LOL
Untill you hit a sharp object. ..looks nice but nasty if you fall...
@@jackcarlson5200 I did 50 times in the first 2 minutes:)
@@fyrdoc I'm lesdyxic as well:)
I lived 2 min away from there and never knew this was how it was dumped. Cool video, now we know how these guys run so many loads a day
Where exactly is this quarry in Montreal?
@@OldDocSilver It's Carriere Francon between Pie 9 and St Michel
Well-choreographed operation! Lots of professionals cooperating to keep a smooth-running system like this in motion. Buffalo, NY could benefit from their expertise! ☮️ Thanks for sharing with us!
Buffalo is very experienced at snow removal. Their problem is they get lake effect storms that dump massive amounts of snow. You can't plow it, it has to be picked up and dumped in the river. My guess is they don't have much equipment for that kind of removal. Most cities simply plow it. Montreal uses an old gravel pit to dump the snow into instead of dumping it in the river (which would likely be bad for the water quality due to all the salt).
Is this an old mine turned into a snow dumping pit ? I bet there's still snow there in September.
I don't know for September, but there's still snow in July
Канадцы, респект!!! Красиво, технологично, продуманно, хотя сбрасывание снега в пропасть ---- очень опасно!!!!..... Нам есть с кого брать пример!!!!!
Ну да, в начале уничтожить идиальную экономическую систему социализм, а потом с кого-либо брать пример. Молодцы русские
@@МихаилИванов-ж1ь4з а чем социализм идеальная идея? Подмена одного другим? Средства производства перешли рабочим? Земля перешла крестьянам? Нет. У людей забрали всё. В СССР все были де факто бомжами. Эдакое крепостное право возведенное в культ. Одели людям ошейники и промыли мозги что они делают всё для достижения великой цели. Идеальная система это шведская модель. Чистый высокоответственный перед социумом капитализм. От каждого по возможности, каждому по потребности.
@@dzmitrynavasad2611 , не идея, а система. А чем хороша шведская модель, и что это за модель? Какие у неё аспекты? Если можно в кратце. А Я тебе расскажу про Советскую социалистическую систему.
@@МихаилИванов-ж1ь4з не тебе а вам. Мы не знакомы. Всю информацию можно посмотреть в книгах и статьях по теме в интернете.
@@dzmitrynavasad2611 , как это не знакомы. Тебя зовут Dzmitry Navasad. А если уж использовать нормы рус²кого языка, то не вам, а "В"ам с прописной буквы. Просто когда "кидаешь" какие-либо реплики в отношении чего-либо, будьте добры аргументировать, … а не просто кинул фразу и ссылаться, ТАМ в интернете и книгах написано. Когда ты указал, что в книгах написано про шведскую модель, Я понял что Вы обычный болобол, т.к. таких книг в природе не существует. По твоему примеру могу сказать, что шведская модель (что такое МОДЕЛЬ мироустроиства страны/государства, Я вообще не знаю, т.к. существуют системы:социалистическая, капиталистическая, смешаная!!!) самая паршивая, убогая и неэффективная - можешь об этом в интернете почитать и об этой дряхлой, загнивающей модели написано миллион книг и журналов. Как тебе
Strange to make a 2h compilation of that!!!
Absolutely awesome. Fantastic work and footage.
When nature gives you SNOW… you become the best snow removal people.
The amount of infrastructure needed to keep this process going year after year is just insane. Here in the PNW, we get maybe 6" to a foot of snow and the whole area shuts down for a few days until its gone.
These guys truly are the unsung heroes of transportation
I'm from Indonesia to support you. It's amazing, I like it. The view is good to see. I like it very much. In Indonesia there is no snow, so I was amazed to see it. Canada is amazing
I wish you all success
Thank you brother. You're country is beautiful and I'd to visit it one day. Stay safe!
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Boy those Canadians in Montreal know how to move snow...Good job men...
they should dump it in the st-lawrence directly to dilute all the piss, shit and raw sewage they dump into it
montreal is the worst shithole in the world
Old Mayor Drapeau said that the best way to stay elected in Montreal was to assure the snow removal. The corrupt road and city blue collars. Not so much.
@@manlystyleunder50 you must be from Toronto.
@@semiretired6033 luckily not, and have no plan on ever going there again unless absolutely necessary
Its right on par with montreal as far as shitholes go
Excellent video. I had a blast watching it all.
Thanks, I see your logo and think you might enjoy our other emergency videos on my main channel so here it is: ruclips.net/user/pascalmarch
14:47 NOW I know what I want for Christmas!! Awesome!!
I thought the little man was going to yeet himself into traffic.
My goodness... The view of the now dumping site is breath taking! Amazingly beautiful!!
I wish I could fly a drone like this guy.
Nice drones damn near fly themselves.
Drones practically fly themselves , you can put the controller down and it will just float there until the battery dies, It's so simple even a child can do it
This is a space ship from Pluto
I clicked on the thumbnail without reading the description. For a minute there I thought this was the History Channel's documentary on Miami in the 80's.
Hello ... beautiful and interesting video .... I suggest you make a video of this deposit in the spring and summer ... to follow the melting of this whole snow ... thanks
Yes! The ice melting on the St-lawrence alone is something worth seeing.
Why am I addicted to watching these lol
Me too
Wow, took a lot of work to film this, great footage and lighting is amazing. Great job!
Un dur travail mais, garde l'espirit sain. Merci beaucoup...!
the real MVP si the guy who got up at 3am to film this lol
Montreal is a fantastic city.
That's alot of money. Wonder what percentage of the city budget is snow removal?
In Canada, around 80%.
0.16% of the Montreal budget is snow removal, You might think it's a lot but compared to our Universal healthcare and functional infrastructure it's nothing at all
@@uploaded113redone Hahaha ha functional infrastructure in Montréal hahahahaha
To put it that way, it's just more profitable to remove the snow then it is to leave it there. The profit loss for businesses would mount very quickly if we did not remove the snow. We can get easily a full 2 meter of snow each year. The city would grind to a halt.
plus they will get a lot back by taxing the people that did the work
I would have liked to seen a video of the building of those cantilever dumping ramps 🤔😀😂 cool video and operation none the less 👌🏻
People at 2am...
Nobody:
RUclips: Lets's recommend a viedeo of snow removal that is 2 hours long!
Yep 1:41 AM
Ah, I’m early for the snow show. 12:41 am
thank you for only putting one ad and not one every ten minutes
Yep
what the fUCK AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE
Your watching RUclips videos like the rest of us. Feel free to appoint your self a position in this ship Captain is taken however head cook is still available. 🤣🤗🤗🤗
😂🤣
super nice, thank you
Thanks for watching
This just proves that if you stick with anything long enough you will get the job done.
Fascinating, the depth of organizational skills. So much equipment & personnel all working in unison. Great solution for disposal of the snow. 👍👍👍
I had no idea this happened, fascinating to realize & watch, thanks!
Thanks for the video, very powerful blowers.
For someone who lives in the South, I wasn't really aware of how much work the snow up there requires, wow, I'm guessing it's like that every winter?
I'm in Mississippi we're lucky to get an inch
Routine in Montreal, every year.
Some winters we don't get too much snow. Other winters we need this kind of snow removal on a weekly basis for 2-3 months.
One time, it snowed so much for so long that by day 3, my car was no longer visible, at all. It took me hours to dig the car out and carve a path for it to leave.
I love it anyway. Winter is like a reset button that purges all the bugs.
@@LethalShadow : And then you get black flies in the spring if you drive one hour north of Montreal. Worse that Skeeters.
@@rongoesCDN or even 30 minutes west. Black flies are horrible in St.Lazare.
Такие масштабы вижу впервые за свои 68 годиков!!!!!
Man, what a system. Those canucks have winter figured out.
we dont fuck around this is not Texas ;) LOLL
@@pedrole7036 reported to law enforcement for hate crime
this video changed my life
Prittey freaking cool to see how they do snow removal up there awesome work👍
we need another one of these videos this winter
Working on another one!
@@the4kguy wonderful, I'm excited
Amazing how far up that equipment can throw snow.
Well, it just needs enough power
And our country comes to a standstill with a few inches of snow!! 🇬🇧
Bobby Brady the problem is, they tell us they are prepared for any snow/cold weather.....funny how they close down trains due to wrong leaves on the track!!…I kid you not 🥴
Canada Rocks!
Basically creating a small glacier with those piles of snow! Melts in July!
shit, it might be there come next winter! XD
There's years where it does not fully melt.
@@jonathanlanglois2742 they should dump it in the st-lawrence directly to dilute all the piss, shit and raw sewage they dump into it
montreal is the worst shithole in the world
@@manlystyleunder50 ahhh yes just add more garbage! smart idea you moron
@@manlystyleunder50 the city does not dump anything in the river...did you know all the used water is filtered before going back where it came from..comes out more clean then it was...
You just heard on tv when the mayor had to order a bypass dumping sewers in the river..lasted one night..to fix major pipes....did you know that victoria bc still does not have a filtering station??they dump the sewers in the river every days!!
Did you not hear about the big flush in new york??montreal is a clean city if you compare!!
Man made glaciers. Canadians rule!
Oh Canada! Cool, watching this! Great operation. I live in Bermuda, by the way!
From a montrealer,you are lucky,we pay good money to come relax where you live...everytimes we have to leave we feel like staying,leave everything behind!!
I lived in Colorado for 32 years... Finally left last year and live in FL now. What a beautiful state!! Don't have to deal with this anymore!
I live in a city in the Southern Hemisphere where it doesn’t snow. Never in my 31 years of life had I considered the necessity for an operation such as this.
In the interior city there is no room to dump snow. In our suburban Montreal city and the single family home parts of Montreal they blow the plowed snowbanks over the sidewalk and onto our front lawns.
@@rongoesCDN Montreal's snow-filled trucks used to dump it in the St. Lawrence River from strategically-located ramps, but due to the existence of street salt accumulated in the snow and its potential to pollute the river, that practice was terminated some years ago. In addition to the abandoned quarries, there are also deep snow shafts located in certain districts; shafts that end in storm drains. Presumably, in this manner, there is less salt to cause any pollution issues, but one never knows for sure.
Is that an old open-pit mine they're using for the snow-harvest?? Here in Alaska we have to harvest it as well, or have 6' of snow in the streets.
It is an old quarry that was decommissioned in the late 80's
When I was a boy growing up in Park Extension they used to dump the snow onto a huge vacant lot where there was a factory that burnt down, in spring time when it was melting we would go by after school and search for money coming out of the melting snow. Found more then you would think. :D
Holly shit :)
Yeah, I've heard that homeless guys also do that as the snow melts in the snowdump sites.
You can make some good money if you find the right dump site. We haul snow out of a parking ramp frequented by bar and night club crowds. Needless to say drunk people lose shit. I’ve found 5 phones, three sets of car keys and around $50 in the past two weeks. Only half the snow has melted from our dump site so I figure to make a bit more before it’s all said and done.
Beware because you also find a bunch of other shit you don’t want. Underwear, condoms and needles are not rare finds unfortunately.
@@thomaspaquette9991 Keep us updated! :P
Thomas Paquette hows the collection now?
Что только не встретится в Ютубе))
Два часа борьбы со снегом. Залипательно))
Opening scene made me Think of Game of Thrones….and the wall :)
On November 12, 1968, Montreal had a huge blizzard and the snow clearing was not contracted to start until the 15th of the month. It was not pretty. Took me 3 hours to get home in what was usually a 30 minute commute! The power went out for hours that evening so dinner was also ruined! Drifts were up to 15 feet high on Nun’s Island the next morning! Interesting article. Thanks.
All the time, manpower, machinery, fuel and lubricants, day after day. Makes you wonder if it actually would cost less to have heated roads, lol. Amazing work.
John Deere und Fendt Tractors are amazing!
that hole looks to be about the size of Central Park lol. I wonder if there's still snow in it by september?
I got sucked into watching this but I gotta admit pretty awesome to see what these machines can do
Talk about getting "sucked in", sadly there have been cases where unwary or reckless pedestrians and even members of city public works crews have accidentally been killed by plows and snowblowers. This is why most crews prefer to work overnight when there is less traffic to interfere and fewer pedestrians (including children) are around.
Quite a few years ago, they had a 20cm dump of snow in Toronto and Mel Lasmen had to call in the Canadian Army! In Montreal, even 50 or 60cm dont slow them down!
This year we had 56cm
Great vid! I've driven by that pit in the summer and looked down - it is one heck of a spooky place. 😲👍❗
Imagine the amount of lost cellphones and $5 bills in there..
Would be interesting to excavate the pile one day. Leave it to melt a few years and a nice crust of debris would be left (likely mostly asphalt)
I find all my lost tools and bolts in spring after my plow piles melt on the side of my driveway. Just got a blower tractor im restoring, so next year ill probably end up throwing the tools into the yard and then hit them with the mowing deck in the spring and launch them into my truck, and drop back on to the driveway.
Dustin Pollard the circle of life
Actually everything would be destroyed. The city used a massive snow blower and it chews it all up. But im sure u might find a cat. Everyones always loosing cats
hell of a sledding hil
Technically the snow never left Montreal. It wasnt removed. Just relocated.
Am I the only one that looks at that massive pile of snow and wonders how big of a snow fort I can make
1:57:19 ... wow just how far do the guys walking in front of the blowers .. walk in a shift ?
Pablo Escobar had similar footage.
🤭..
God I wish