16 Things You Won't Believe Canadians Have Done To Survive Winter

We're deep into winter now, and there's no question that snowstorms create inconveniences.

But Canadians, we know how to cope. When winter bears down on the Great White North, ingenious residents can still find all sorts of creative ways to take advantage of the cold and snow.

We may whine, but we also endure. Here are a few things that Canadians have done to survive the winter season.

They built their own ice castle! This is being resourceful in #sask http://t.co/GDpqiuo37r @SheilaColesCBC pic.twitter.com/aAG0G5YlZp
— Tiffany Cassidy (@tiffcassidy) January 25, 2015

"Tens of thousands." "But, my lord, there is no such force!"

Snow Man Army, Canada pic.twitter.com/mJeHq06N4g
— Earth Pictures™ (@EARTHPlCS) December 8, 2013

Forget frosty! Waterloo teacher fills lawn with Easter Island snow sculptures, and names them http://t.co/qEO7BRhIeD pic.twitter.com/EctN0oDiWA
— CBC Radio (@cbcradio) January 20, 2015

Nevermind hot yoga...bring on #coldyoga, Edmonton style! - capture by @nicholasdyee #explorecanada #explorealberta Fini le yoga chaud....nouvelle tendance = le yoga froid version Edmonton! - photo prise par @nicholasdyee #explorecanada #explorealberta
A photo posted by Explore Canada (@explorecanada) on Nov 10, 2014 at 10:22am PST

Cool down from the summer heat with this snow sculpture by the Yukon Canada Int'l Snow Carving Team. Credit Don Watt. pic.twitter.com/KOpMKc1F58
— AcuRite (@AcuRite) July 25, 2014

Amazing snow sculpture at Festival du Voyageur - Winnipeg, Canada pic.twitter.com/eFS4mB87sj
— Louise Botha Artist (@lbpaints) February 20, 2014

@VWC_Society snow sculpture competition brings out the beast @ExploreBC @ExploreCanada @ctccct #skiBC @TourismVernon pic.twitter.com/UJUjBOxHeW
— SilverStarMtnResort (@SilverStarMR) February 9, 2014

Snow sculpture #Snow #Winter #Manitoba #Canada #Sculpture #FestivalduVoyageur #Winnipeg pic.twitter.com/MrdFt21R
— Eldon Zigarlick (@Fearless13Z) February 19, 2013