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Another post-tropical storm could hit New Brunswick this weekend, advises Environment Canada - Vimarsana News

Another post-tropical storm could hit New Brunswick this weekend, advises Environment Canada

A tropical storm that could make landfall in Florida as a Category 1 hurricane on Thursday may hit the Maritimes by the weekend, bringing rain, wind and mild temperatures to the region, according to Environment Canada.

Source: cbc.ca
Rain, wind in the weekend forecast as tropical storm Nicole expected to track north - Vimarsana News

Rain, wind in the weekend forecast as tropical storm Nicole expected to track north

Environment Canada says tropical storm Nicole is expected to affect the region as an 'autumn-type' storm.

Source: cbc.ca
Take a trip through the House of Doom — if you dare - Vimarsana News

Take a trip through the House of Doom — if you dare

Every Halloween, the family of a young cancer survivor turns its home into a haunted house to raise money for the IWK. Our Ryan Snoddon stopped by the fundraiser and to see inside the House of Doom.

Source: cbc.ca
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Fiona hitting Atlantic Canada hard, it's time to stay inside - Vimarsana News

Fiona hitting Atlantic Canada hard, it's time to stay inside

Hundreds of thousands of customers in the Maritime provinces are without power as post-tropical storm Fiona brings intense, hurricane-strength winds and torrential rains to large swaths of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick.

Source: cbc.ca
How to stay up to date with the latest on Hurricane Fiona - Vimarsana News

How to stay up to date with the latest on Hurricane Fiona

As Hurricane Fiona approaches the Atlantic region, CBC will be with you throughout the storm on radio, online and TV.

Source: cbc.ca