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Hurricane Fiona Rips Apart Canada’s East Coast

One of the strongest storms in Canada's history left a trail of destruction in Nova Scotia this weekend.
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Parts of Canada’s Atlantic coast are reeling after being battered by one of the most powerful storms to hit the country in history. Post-tropical cyclone Fiona swept through the province of Nova Scotia and parts of New Brunswick this weekend, killing at least one person and causing homes to collapse and widespread flooding and power outages.

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