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The climate conditions behind Fiona’s brutal strength

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Post-tropical storm Fiona’s brutal intensity was fuelled by warmer-than-usual ocean temperatures merging with a cold front, helping it maintain strength before it slammed into Atlantic Canada. Scientists are now studying how climate...
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Need2Know: Musk Mocks Twitter Employee, George Floyd Probe & Drought

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Catching you up on what you need to know on April 28, 2022, with Elon Musk mocking Twitter's top legal exec Vijaya Gadde on the platform itself, a probe in George Floyd's death finding discrimination within the Minneapolis police force,...
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How COVID-19 is affecting the NHL season

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For the first time this season, the NHL is postponing several games after temporarily shutting down three teams including the Calgary Flames over COVID-19 concerns. Some players are calling on the league to pause the entire season.
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Louisiana Entices Tourists With Its Celebration Gator Macy's Thanksgiving Float

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The Bayou State has been through some tough times with massive storms on top of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the state is looking to rebuild by leaning into its reputation as a tourist destination. Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser joined...
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Tropical storm Henri hits northeastern U.S.

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More than 11 million people are under a flash flooding alert in New York and New Jersey after tropical storm Henri brought heavy rain to the northeastern U.S.
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Ida Slams the Northeast with Tornadoes, Torrential Rain and Flash Flooding

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AccuWeather Chief Meteorologist Jonathan Porter joins Closing Bell to discuss massive damage inflicted after the remnants of Hurricane Ida slammed the northeast, just days after it left millions of Louisiana residents without power....
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Hurricane Iota slams into Central America

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Hurricane Iota is slamming Central America, just days after Hurricane Eta came crashing through as a Category 4 storm. Iota made landfall with winds as high as 250 kilometres per hour as it hit Nicaragua.
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UN: Earth on course to become 'uninhabitable hell for millions'

9th - Higher Ed
That's what the planet is becoming due to the lack of action on climate change - according to a strongly worded United Nations report.
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Emergency goalie gets win for Carolina Hurricanes

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Former zamboni driver David Ayres, 42, was called in as the emergency backup goalie for the Carolina Hurricanes over the weekend and got the team a win over the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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CBC meteorologist Ashley Brauweiler breaks down this year’s National Hurricane Center forecast

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The U.S. National Hurricane Center is out with its look ahead for the upcoming hurricane season, which includes predictions for the number of storms, their severity and the list of storm names. CBC meteorologist Ashley Brauweiler looks...
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'Single storm' could push thousands of Haitians into hunger, WFP warns as hurricane season begins

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A single storm could push hundreds of thousands of Haitians into hunger, the World Food Program has warned, as hurricane season begins across the Caribbean.
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CBC meteorologist Ashley Brauweiler breaks down this year’s National Hurricane Centre forecast

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The National Hurricane Centre is out with its look ahead for the upcoming hurricane season, which includes predictions for how many storms, their severity and the list of storm names. CBC meteorologist Ashley Brauweiler looks at how this...
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What this Canadian Hurricane Centre expert thinks the next few months of 2025 will hold for P.E.I.

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It's not an aspect of this time of year we look forward to, but the Atlantic hurricane season is underway for 2025. Warning preparedness meteorologist Bob Robichaud joins CBC's Louise Martin to give his annual update on how it's shaping...
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Halifax's vulnerable residents urged to sign up for registry

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The free program offers support for seniors and people with disabilities during emergencies like severe storms and lengthy power outages. Haley Ryan has the story.
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‘Immense’ challenges hamper rescue efforts, aid in North Carolina

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Flood damage and power outages from Hurricane Helene are among the ‘immense’ challenges hampering rescue efforts and attempts to get aid, including drinkable water, into devastated parts of North Carolina.
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Trump Says FEMA 'Hasn't Done the Job'

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President Donald Trump has pledged to overhaul the Federal Emergency Management Agency. "We're looking at the whole concept of FEMA," Trump says after landing in North Carolina to receive a briefing on the recovery efforts from Hurricane...
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Congress Nears Stopgap Deal With Disaster Aid

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Congress is nearing an agreement that would keep the government open, and also allocate $100 billion to help Americans impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Bloomberg's Tyler Kendall has the details on the need for the disaster...
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Su Says Unemployment Is Still Historically Low

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The US unemployment rate edges higher to 4.2% in November, but Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su says the rate is still "historically low" and the economy is continuing to grow. She's on "Bloomberg Open Interest."
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US Jobs Preview: What to Watch for in November Report

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US November nonfarm payrolls are expected to rebound from October's near-zero print, with the unemployment rate likely to tick up as laid-off workers and new entrants to the labor market struggle to find jobs. Michael McKee has a preview...
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Fed's Goolsbee Says Labor Market Stable, Lower Rates Ahead

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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee says the labor market appears largely stable and expects rates will be "a fair bit lower" a year from now. Goolsbee speaks during a fireside chat as part of the Chicago Fed's...
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Lloyd's America CEO on US Growth, Pricing and Tech

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Lloyd's America CEO Dawn Miller discusses Lloyd's growth in the US, insurance pricing and the role of technological innovation on "Bloomberg Open Interest."
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Biden seeks nearly $100B in disaster aid after Hurricanes Helene and Milton

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House Speaker Mike Johnson said Congress will evaluate the request and will "make sure we deliver for the hurricane victims." (Scripps News)
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Employers slow hiring in October in US as hurricanes affect economy

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Just 12,000 jobs were added in October marking a considerable drop from September's report. (Scripps News)
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Small Business Administration relief program runs out of money, put on pause

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The Small Business Administration's disaster relief program quickly ran out of money, and had to be paused after receiving 49,000 applications for relief from people impacted by recent hurricanes. (Scripps News)