It's a scorcher of a day. The sun is pounding down through the heavy air; its heat reverberates off the sidewalk. Walking down the street, sweat beading on your forehead, you decide you could go for some ice cream. You enter the corner store, make your choice, pay and tear into the frosty treat. Suddenly, the stifling weather doesn't seem so bad. Variations on this scenario take place across Canada every summer. Millions of people depend on ice cream to be there when the need to cool down takes hold.
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