1. A proper winter coat — not just something that looks warm. 2. Waterproof, insulated winter boots — especially for snow and slush. 3. Gloves/mittens, toque + scarf — the small things you’ll regret forgetting. 😂 4. Learn how to layer properly — base layer, warm middle layer, protective outer layer. 5. Set up reliable weather alerts — because your plans can change very quickly in winter. 6. Understand your heating/thermostat — especially if this is your first Canadian apartment. 7. Prepare for winter commuting — know your transit routes, delays and backup options. 8. Get a snow brush + ice scraper if you drive — before the morning you actually need one. 9. Winterize your car — tires, battery, wipers and proper winter washer fluid matter. Transport Canada specifically recommends winter prep and washer fluid rated for very cold temperatures. 10. Have basic winter emergency supplies — especially at home or in your car. Canada recommends things like blankets, food, a flashlight and extra clothing for severe winter weather. 11. Budget for winter before it hits — coat, boots, heating, transportation and all the little purchases add up.

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1. A proper winter coat — not just something that looks warm. 2. Waterproof, insulated winter boots — especially for snow and slush. 3. Gloves/mittens, toque + scarf — the small things you’ll regret forgetting. 😂 4. Learn how to layer properly — base layer, warm middle layer, protective outer layer. 5. Set up reliable weather alerts — because your plans can change very quickly in winter. 6. Understand your heating/thermostat — especially if this is your first Canadian apartment. 7. Prepare for winter commuting — know your transit routes, delays and backup options. 8. Get a snow brush + ice scraper if you drive — before the morning you actually need one. 9. Winterize your car — tires, battery, wipers and proper winter washer fluid matter. Transport Canada specifically recommends winter prep and washer fluid rated for very cold temperatures. 10. Have basic winter emergency supplies — especially at home or in your car. Canada recommends things like blankets, food, a flashlight and extra clothing for severe winter weather. 11. Budget for winter before it hits — coat, boots, heating, transportation and all the little purchases add up. #wintertips #canadianwinter #winterincanada #newtocanada #foryou

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