Canada: Tropical storm Fiona caused damage 'never seen' before
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke of "significant damage" in eastern Canada as he ordered the military to help with clean-up operations.
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Canada: Tropical storm Fiona caused damage 'never seen' before
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