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'We don't know exactly when we're going to be peaking': Trudeau

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was asked by CBC's Tom Parry today to say when he thinks the COVID-19 virus will peak nationally, and to talk about the risk of future waves.
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Ukraine’s Saint Sophia: A medieval marvel caught in Russia’s war

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Kyiv’s Saint Sophia Cathedral, a UNESCO site, is endangered by war; damaged by strikes, its future and Ukraine’s heritage are at risk.
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Bomb Cyclone Pummels Australia's East Coast

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A wild weather system continued to pummel the coast of New South Wales in Australia on Wednesday, --- Bringing flash floods, forcing evacuations due to coastal erosion, --- And taking out power to thousands of homes...
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Summer’s arrival prompts water safety reminders

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With warm temperatures arriving for much of Canada, experts are reminding people about the importance of staying safe around local lakes and rivers, which are the sites of most accidental drownings.
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St. Frances de Chantal crossing guard celebrates 80th birthday

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A crossing guard for St. Frances de Chantal School was celebrated by the school for reaching a milestone birthday.
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Iranian missiles penetrate deep into Israel, monster missile turns Tel Aviv into warzone

9th - Higher Ed
Israel and Iran have broadened their strikes against each other, in an escalating war that has killed and injured hundreds of people. Israeli officials say several people have been injured in the latest round of Iranian strikes.
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massive Saharan dust cloud blankets Caribbean heads toward US

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A huge plume of Sahara Desert dust, stretching over 2,000 miles, covered the Caribbean with hazy skies and poor air quality, and is set to reach U.S. Gulf Coast later this week. Health officials warn those with respiratory issues to take...
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South African swims around Martha's Vineyard to raise awareness of need to protect sharks

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A South African endurance swimmer has become the first person to swim around the island of Martha's Vineyard on America's East Coast. Ocean advocate Lewis Pugh started out on May 15 and spent several hours in the water each day before...
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Gaza's seaport becomes makeshift hell for displaced fleeing Israeli bombs

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Displaced Palestinians in Gaza’s seaport camps face starvation, disease and bombing despite "safe zone" claims.
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Senegal exports first shipment of liquefied natural gas to Europe, locals feel left behind

9th - Higher Ed
The empty promise of an oil and gas boom. Locals in Senegal say they're cut off from resources and profit.
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Big splash ahead: Great Wolf Lodge to open in Mashantucket

9th - Higher Ed
Great Wolf Lodge is making its final preparations to debut right next door to Foxwoods Resort Casino.
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Australia's Gold Coast beach being rebuilt after Cyclone Alfred eroded 80% of its sand

9th - Higher Ed
Cyclone Alfred wreaked havoc, but engineering experts have brought in the big machines to replenish and rebuild the coastline.
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Tropical Cyclone Alfred: Evacuations ordered along Australia's east coast

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Residents on Australia's east coast are being urged to evacuate as Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches Queensland.
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South China Sea tensions: China deploys nuclear submarines to assert maritime dominance

9th - Higher Ed
The Chinese military is stepping up its campaign against Taiwan. Warships and fighter jets are flooding the region, pressing dangerously close to Taiwan's borders. But Beijing's ambitions go far beyond the surface. Underneath the waves,...
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China's underwater space station: A game changer

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Marine exploration could be redefined with China finally giving the green light to a deep-sea research facility. The facility will be anchored 2,000 meters below the surface of the strategically significant South China Sea, which is also...
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#TheMoment a photographer captured some of the world's biggest waves and bravest surfers

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Photographer Ben Hartley recounts the moment he risked his life to capture some of the world's bravest surfers riding some of the world's biggest waves in Nazaré, Portugal.
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Flooding & sea level rise threaten Gwadar

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Gwadar in Balochistan has experienced extreme weather conditions in recent years. Balochistan is an arid, mountainous and vast province in Pakistan’s southwest that has searing summers and harsh winters... Gwadar is a town is built on...
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Coastal erosion threatens historic landmark in South Australia

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A 169-year-old obelisk on the coast of Robe is at risk of collapsing into the sea. Other infrastructure, including a walking track and beachside homes, could be under threat as the coastline rapidly erodes. Watch in for more details!
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Familiar warnings shared as search for woman swept into water at Cape Spear becomes recovery mission

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Warnings are being issued in this province about the dangers of venturing too close to the shoreline. This follows a tragic incident at Cape Spear on Wednesday, where a search remains underway for the body of a woman who was swept into...
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Emergency crews searching for woman swept into water at Cape Spear

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Emergency crews were working to find the body of a woman who was swept into the water at Cape Spear Wednesday afternoon.
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Powerful waves topple boats in northwest Peru

9th - Higher Ed
Watch the moment powerful waves batter Peru’s Piura region, damaging fishing boats at sea.
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Indian Ocean tsunami survivors honour victims and reflect on resilience, 20 years on

9th - Higher Ed
20 years on, regions honour Indian Ocean tsunami victims, reflecting on resilience and coastal preparedness.
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Twenty years after Indian ocean tsunami: The 2004 natural disasters took 170,000 lives

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Twenty years after the devastating Indian Ocean tsunami, survivors still vividly remember the day their lives were washed away.
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Indonesia commemorates 20 years of the Indian Ocean tsunami

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Remembering thousands lost as memorials are held for those who died in the Indian Ocean tsunami 20 years ago.