Six Nations Public Works digs out from record breaking snow storm When the storm hits and the community hunkers down to wait it out, Six Nations Public Works gets to work. Environment Canada predicted more than 50 centimetres of snowfall Sunday as the storm moved through Ontario and Six Nations got its share. But while families waited it out at home, Six Nations\u2019 small army of public works employees went to work sanding and clearing roadways. Six Nations councillor Helen\u2008Miller had nothing but praise for the crews. \u201cI thought they did a good job and I never got one complaint about the roads which is unusual. So they must have done a good job,\u201d she said. She said mostly people stayed off the roads. \u201cI never heard of a lot… <\/p>\n
Six Nations Public Works digs out from record breaking snow storm When the storm hits and the community hunkers down to wait it out, Six Nations Public Works gets to work. Environment Canada predicted more than 50 centimetres of snowfall Sunday as the storm moved through Ontario and Six Nations got its share. But while families waited it out at home, Six Nations\u2019 small army of public works employees went to work sanding and clearing roadways. Six Nations councillor Helen\u2008Miller had nothing but praise for the crews. \u201cI thought they did a good job and I never got one complaint about the roads which is unusual. So they must have done a good job,\u201d she said. She said mostly people stayed off the roads. \u201cI never heard of a lot... <\/p>\n