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Edmonton newlyweds, wedding guests ride out hurricane after WestJet strike strands them in Jamaica
As a hurricane barrelled down on the island of Jamaica Wednesday, newlyweds from Edmonton with their closest friends and family were huddled in a hotel, praying the country's airports would be still standing in the morning.The scene was a far cry from their arrival on the idyllic island on June 24. Their week was supposed to be filled with fun and relaxation.But when their flights were cancelled because of a surprise WestJet strike, they didn't spend an extra day sipping drinks by the water. Ins
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Swarm of quakes strike off the B.C. coast; no tsunami threat
Several earthquakes rattled the ocean floor off Vancouver Island on Thursday
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The US has long struggled with its feral pig problem, which causes billions of dollars in damage. They're difficult to control for a slew of reasons.
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Will Death Valley flirt with a world record next week? It's on the table
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Massive makos, Queen Bosses and a baby angel shark on Discovery 'Shark Week,' where women shine
NEW YORK (AP) — Imagine stepping into a life-sized whale carcass decoy and steering it into deep water. You're looking — yes, looking — for a group of hungry sharks to spark a feeding frenzy. To attract them, you shoot out hundreds of gallons of synthetic blood and chum. Then watch them lose it.
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To save spotted owls, US officials plan to kill hundreds of thousands of another owl species
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After mass dolphin stranding, Cape Cod residents remain shaken
The largest mass dolphin stranding in decades, if not ever, has left Cape Cod residents wondering what more can be done.
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Mapped: Hurricane Beryl powers through Caribbean islands as Category 3 storm
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Stormy Start to the weekend in southern Ontario
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Rescued lion cub Freya safe in South Africa, but many others bred to be shot
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Feds announce $11 million in funding for clean energy projects, mostly in Alberta
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CBC
Indoor water use remains below safety threshold as crews work to stabilize Calgary's system
Residents of Calgary and the surrounding areas that use its water have eased back into regular water use since city officials announced Tuesday that indoor water use could return to normal.According to city officials, 478 million litres of treated water was used on Tuesday — which is below the city's 480-million-litre target safety threshold — and usage increased mostly in the evening.It comes after the city said indoor water use could return to normal, though Mayor Jyoti Gondek continued to urg
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Stationary, stormy pattern on the Prairies means daily severe weather risk
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What Is the Most Dangerous Animal in the World?
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Is Hurricane Beryl going to hit Texas? The chances are increasing
Portions of South Texas are now within the forecast cone of Hurricane Beryl, which could arrive to the state over the weekend or early Monday.
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Hurricane Beryl slams Jamaica, takes aim at Cayman Islands
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Keep climate targets but ditch red tape, says EPP’s green leader
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