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Strap on some skates, of course.

Kevin Inch of Kelowna is the latest Canuck to skate on this country香蕉视频直播檚 frozen streets and he captured the feat in a 20-second video.

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Inch said he and his roommate made the video after driving along and remarking upon its iciness a few times.

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His friends and family thought the video was hilarious, and within a couple hours it had racked up thousands of views. By Wednesday he had more than 16,000.

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The other surprising side-effect was the fact so many people saw the video as cause to complain about street de-icing failures.

Regardless, the video was made as a warming antidote to the deep chill Kelowna has been under.

In recent days temperature lows ranged from -7 C to -13 C and it香蕉视频直播檚 not expected to let up soon, with temperatures in the next couple of days expected to be around -8 C until Friday.

While you香蕉视频直播檙e here, check out some other Canucks who skated through streets last year when the cold snap hit.

our street was a skating rink this morning. like for real.

香蕉视频直播� Laura Spink (@laspink)

Awesome GIF

香蕉视频直播� Falcon-Jayne Riley (@sjeeezie)