Atlantic Canada
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Canada Weather Forecast: Stormy Conditions To Hit Nova Scotia, Halifax, Atlantic Canada
Stormy conditions are likely in Atlantic Canada, Nova Scotia and Halifax this week, bringing strong winds and rainy conditions. Read here.
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