Operation cold start: warning for Calgarians not to leave cars left running and unattended

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Operation cold start: warning for Calgarians not to leave cars left running and unattended

Another cold start to the day in Calgary – are drivers heeding the warning not to leave vehicles unattended? Rayn Rashid finds out if the CPS’ "Operation Cold Start" campaign works, or do people just want to get into a warm vehicle no matter what the risk?

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