Environment Canada looked at 100 Canadian cities and ranked them
based in categories, such as longest winter, driest city, and
sunniest year round.  Mark Heyck  'The temperatures here in
Yellowknife are a point of pride for people who live here,' says
Yellowknife mayor, Mark Heyck.  Yellowknife came out on top in
13 of 75 lists.   “I think of Yellowknife as a weather
champion,” says David Phillips, a senior climatologist with
Environment Canada. “You're number one in so many aspects of the
weather."  Yellowknife topped many winter weather lists,
including coldest year round, longest snow cover, most cold days
and most extreme wind chill.  With average winter temperatures
of -28.9 degrees, Phillips says Yellowknife holds lots of cold
weather records, including extreme wind chill.  Yellowknife
topped 13 categories  Coldest winter  Coldest spring  Coldest
year round  Most cold days  Most hot and cold days  Longest snow
cover season  Most deep snow cover days  Sunniest summer
Sunniest spring  Most heating degree