Only in Canada? Check out this Bhangra snow removal squad in Halifax

Shovelling snow is a classic Canadian task, and in HalifaxtheMaritime Bhangra Group is doing it with style.

The group dropped its latest video today sharing a sweet new way to shovel snow. (And with more cold weather coming to Nova Scotia this week, it's a good time to work on your snowy-streetmoves.)

The group has been performing around theprovince for the past three years, and its videos of bhangra dancing in Nova Scotia locationshave gone viral before. This winter edition is already picking up steam online, with over 140,000 views on Facebook.

• Maritime Bhangra dance group shows off moves at Peggys Cove

They even stopped bythe studios ofCBC Radio'sInformation Morning for a dance lesson back in September:

Info AM hosts Don & Louise get a dance lesson from Maritime Bhangra Group

8 years ago

Duration 1:27

The Maritime Bhangra Group posted a video on their Facebook page of their dancers performing at Peggys Cove. They gave Information Morning hosts Don Connolly and Louise Renault a dance lesson.

Earlier this week, a group of 13 students on the other side of the country in Fort St. John, B.C., also posteda snowy bhangra dance:

And that group cites the Maritime Bhangra Group's Peggys Cove video as their inspiration. To the provinces and territories in between Nova Scotia and B.C., it's your turn to take your bhangra moves to the streets! (We're looking at you, Southern Ontario.)

• Bhangra in the snow: Fort St. John students dance in the elements

Learn more about Maritime Bhangra Group and pick up some hot moves for the cold weather atfacebook.com/maritimebhangra.