Travelling safely in extreme cold

Knowing how to get around safely in frigid conditions is a necessary skill as a Canadian on the Prairies. With the wind chill factored in, temperatures in Moose Jaw this week have dipped past -45 Celsius. What are the best ways to protect ourselves against extreme cold?

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