After Fiona, Magdalen Islanders Say They're On 'Front Line' Of Climate Change [1]
"Isabelle Cormier spent the days after post-tropical storm Fiona picking through what could be salvaged of her family's 40-year-old cottage.
Among the soggy treasures strewn on the ground: a troll doll, so old its hair was gone, a large cooking pot, and a single oar — a fitting souvenir for a family that loves boating.
The cottage, hand-built by the family using driftwood, collapsed like a house of cards during the storm.
All that remains is the roof, a window covered in children's stickers and a limp electric wire, waving in the wind"
Kate McKenna reports for CBC News October 1, 2022. [2]
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