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The University of Ottawa Heart Institute warns that shoveling heavy snow in cold temperatures can trigger heart attacks, even in healthy individuals. CTV’s Josh Marano speaks with Councillor Jeff Leiper, who shares his personal story of suffering a heart attack while shoveling in 2019. Expert Marja Keast advises residents to push snow rather than lift it to reduce cardiovascular strain.
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