Having spent time in various winter locations in Canada, I found... -35c in Iqaluit? Or northern Alberta? Cold, but actually enjoyable. (Admittedly, that chan

Having spent time in various winter locations in Canada, I found... -35c in Iqaluit? Or northern Alberta? Cold, but actually enjoyable. (Admittedly, that changes during extreme winds or blizzard conditions) -15c in Ontario? Frigid, slushy and nasty. The difference - many northern regions are actually considered desert climate zones due to the low humidity. However - extreme cold can be a bit more dangerous as without that humidity, people may not cover the tips of their nose/ears properly (if a newbie), so - those can get frost-bite more often than in southern regions.