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Russia trying to 'break' Ukrainians by smashing power grid: retired general

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"They're ... trying terrorize and break the Ukrainian population with these air attacks," said retired general Rick Hillier of Russia's relentless attacks on Ukraine's electrical grid. "I think they're also trying to create a burden for...
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Hurricane Ian hits South Carolina as Category 1 storm

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Hurricane Ian slammed into South Carolina as a Category 1 storm, ripping apart piers and bringing considerable flooding.
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The Arctic community falling into the ocean | Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T.

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The Arctic hamlet of Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T., is collapsing into the ocean as it loses up to a metre of coastline each year. The people who live there are in a race against time to preserve their way of life — and their community — before it...
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The scene in Port aux Basques, N.L., as it grapples with Fiona's aftermath

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The aftermath of post-tropical storm Fiona in Port aux Basques, N.L., was striking on Sunday morning, with boulders and debris scattered across the community. More than 20 homes were destroyed completely, while others suffered...
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One Good Thing: Drone Helps Save Struggling Swimmer in Spain

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Drones to the rescue! Spain has upgraded its lifeguarding services by deploying drones across 22 of its beaches. And they’re making a big difference. Today’s One Good Thing shares the story — complete with dramatic video — of how one of...
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Huge waves batter homes and businesses in Hawaii

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Huge waves - some of them washing over the top of houses - crashed into Hawaii over the weekend.
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Analysing Russia’s partial troop pull-back near Ukraine

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“In the big picture, it’s nothing” Russia has said that it is pulling back some troops from near the Ukrainian border, but one defence analyst believes it’s far from a de-escalation.
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Epidemiologist pushes back against talk of COVID-19 becoming endemic

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Dr. Christopher Labos, an epidemiologist and cardiologist in Montreal, says it's too early to think COVID-19 will become a more stable and predictable endemic disease, because the world could see new variants.
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Harvard's Julia Riew on Her Korean 'Disney Princess' Musical Going Viral on TikTok

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Julia Riew, a Harvard student, composer, lyricist, and playwright was tired of waiting for a Korean Disney Princess to emerge — so she created one herself. Based on her senior thesis, the musical "Shimcheong - A Folktale" went viral on...
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Harvard Student Julia Riew on Her Korean 'Disney Princess' Musical Going Viral on TikTok

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Julia Riew, a Harvard student, composer, lyricist, and playwright was tired of waiting for a Korean Disney Princess to emerge — so she created one herself. Based on her senior thesis, the musical "Shimcheong - A Folktale" went viral on...
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Tsunami alerts in South Pacific, US coast after volcano erupts

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A tsunami hits Tonga after a volcano erupts near the Pacific island, triggering alerts as far as the US West Coast.
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Tonga volcano eruption caused ‘significant damage’, says Ardern

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A tsunami, triggered by a massive volcanic eruption, has caused significant damage to the Pacific island of Tonga.
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Got large-scale weather phenomenon? Blame it on the jet stream

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As Milli Vanilli would say, "you gotta blame it on something." And in Canada, the cause behind those major weather events is often the jet stream, a fast-moving ribbon of air that circles the planet separating hot and cold air masses....
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Activist pins whale sanctuary hopes on tiny Nova Scotia town

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Marine mammal activist Charles Vinick wants Port Hilford, N.S. to be home to a sanctuary that will house whales that once performed at marine parks. But Port Hilford residents, researchers and even Marineland say they have concerns about...
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N.W.T premier asks Ottawa for help securing additional oxygen supply

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Northwest Territories Premier Caroline Cochrane tells Power & Politics she's looking for additional stocks of oxygen as pandemic-struck hospitals in the territory are pushed to the brink.
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Dr. Jacqueline Wong on the measures helping kids safely return to school

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The pediatric infectious disease specialist outlines how measures we used during the last school year can continue to protect students for a new one and why she thinks we're in a better position heading into the fall.
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Hurricane Ida barrels into Louisiana

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Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana on Sunday, bringing winds of 230 km/h on the 16th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina tearing through the region.
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The Edge of the Arctic Thaw I Fly On The Wall

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seas are swallowing their land, and with the Arctic warming three times faster than the planet as a whole, #FlyOnTheWall witnesses how their way of life is rapidly vanishing.
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Amid possible COVID-19 second waves, knowing local risks key: WHO

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Second waves of the coronavirus are 'highly likely' anywhere in the world and knowing your local COVID-19 situation and personal risk factors is important, say experts with the World Health Organization.
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What are offshore renewables? And how do they work?

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What are offshore renewables? And how do they work?
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Montreal epidemiologist on COVID-19's numbers, spikes and waves

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The possibility of the coronavirus resurging in places where it's diminished is still 'very, very high,' says Dr. Christopher Labos.
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The wait to reopen Canada’s economy, reduce COVID-19 restrictions

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Protests over the weekend are signs that some Canadians have grown impatient with COVID-19 restrictions, but avoiding a resurgence of the virus is the biggest consideration in the wait to reopen the economy.
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Surfers in Norway take advantage of flexible lockdown rules

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Surfing enthusiasts flock to Norway where a group of islands above the Arctic Circle is home to unique cold-water reefs that enable spectacular surfing while maintaining physical distancing.
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Dr. Tam, Hajdu asked when COVID-19 pandemic will end

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Health Minister Patty Hajdu and Canada’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Theresa Tam explain the possibility of future waves of COVID-19 and say it will take a global effort to end the pandemic.