When Mother Nature doles out freezing temperatures, whatsa国际传媒檚 the most Canadian thing to do?

Strap on some skates, of course.

Kevin Inch of Kelowna is the latest Canuck to skate on this countrysa国际传媒檚 frozen streets and he captured the feat in a 20-second video.

Inch glides along McInnes Avenue on Christmas Day to the tune of sa国际传媒淪anta Claus is Coming to Town,sa国际传媒� with gifts in hand.

The video ends with a sa国际传媒淢erry Christmassa国际传媒� but continued on through Facebook, garnering an ever-growing number of views.

Inch said he and his roommate made the video after driving along and remarking upon its iciness a few times.

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His friends and family thought the video was hilarious, and within a couple hours it had racked up thousands of views. By Wednesday he had more than 16,000.

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The other surprising side-effect was the fact so many people saw the video as cause to complain about street de-icing failures.

Regardless, the video was made as a warming antidote to the deep chill Kelowna has been under.

In recent days temperature lows ranged from -7 C to -13 C and itsa国际传媒檚 not expected to let up soon, with temperatures in the next couple of days expected to be around -8 C until Friday.

While yousa国际传媒檙e here, check out some other Canucks who skated through streets last year when the cold snap hit.

our street was a skating rink this morning. like for real.

sa国际传媒� Laura Spink (@laspink)

Awesome GIF

sa国际传媒� Falcon-Jayne Riley (@sjeeezie)