October saw extraordinary, record-setting heat in
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In late OctoberPresident Richard Nixon is sworn in for a second term in Washington, D.C, when there’s usually snow on the ground in Kangiqsujuaq:1622668883907,, Que., and chillier weather, Peter Qissiq instead went out ice skating in a pair of shorts.
“It’s not pretty cold yet,” he said.?“To me it was amazingreport says - Today News Post, skating with shorts on.”
While he described the day as beautiful, Qissiq said it might point to something else.
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