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From winter storms, to the spring floods and Hurricane Dorian, the Insurance Board of Canada says 2019 was one for the books. Silas Brown has more.

A few months ago, Hurricane Dorian wreaked havoc on the Bahamas. The storm affected many things including the pet population. Now, volunteers with Durham’s human society are trying to find those pups a home on our shores. Aaron Streck reports.

When hurricane Dorian blew through the Maritimes last year, the Shediac Bay yacht club was hit hard. Boats were tossed around by the wind and waves, but this time around, members are not taking any chances. Travis Fortnum has the story.

Local wedding planner says September weddings are now becoming more popular than June, but with hurricane Dorian on the move some are changing dates while others say the show must go on. Jesse Thomas has more.

Members of the Bahamian diaspora are collecting food, clothing and other good for transport to islands devastated by hurricane Dorian. Elizabeth McSheffrey has more.

With Hurricane Dorian churning along the Florida coastline, the state has narrowly escaped taking a direct hit. Jackson Proskow reports from Daytona Beach on where Dorian is moving towards next.

Speaking to reporters Thursday morning, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper offered a dire warning that the storm was about to “unleash its fury” across the entire state, including floods and tornadoes.

Hurricane Dorian is continuing strengthen as it heads closer to the U.S. mainland. It crashed through the Caribbean, sparing Puerto Rico a direct hit. The storm is expected to hit Florida next week, where desperate preparations are underway. Jennifer Johnson reports.

Florida is bracing for what could be the most powerful storm to strike the state in a generation. Dorian is currently a Category 3 hurricane, but forecasters predict it will intensify over the weekend. Jennifer Johnson reports.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, accompanied by officials, updated the public on the status of Hurricane Dorian on Aug. 31, and said even if the hurricane doesn’t directly strike Florida, it’s still a powerful storm that will have major effects like storm surges and flooding.

A three-person flight crew set off to conduct a mission to collect data on Hurricane Dorian as it approaches the Florida Coast, making history as the first time the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) put together an all-female crew for the recon mission.

Tropical Storm Dorian intensified into a hurricane and slammed into Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The storm hit hard and fast, and has already claimed a life. As Reggie Cecchini explains, the hurricane is taking aim two years after Hurricane Maria devastated the Caribbean island.

Hurricane Dorian may be heading to the U.S. slowly, but the storm shouldn’t be underestimated. Global News meteorologist Ross Hull explains what makes Dorian so dangerous, and how Atlantic Canada may soon feel its effects.

Bahamas Prime Minister Hubert Minnis said Monday that at least five people were dead on the Abaco Islands after Hurricane Dorian moved through the region and said that many buildings had been completely or partially destroyed.

Officials in Georgia urged residents to leave the area as the state braces for Hurricane Dorian, warning them there’s “nothing” they can do to save their homes from damage.

Hurricane Dorian has ripped through the Bahamas, destroying homes and flooding the streets.

Residents in Savannah, Ga., began to evacuate into shelters as Hurricane Dorian continues threatening to move up the U.S. east coast.

Category 5 Hurricane Dorian brought devastation to parts of the Bahamas on Sept. 1 and on Sept. 2, damaging buildings and causing severe flooding. Bahamas resident La Toy Williams shared footage of his flooded home.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis provided an update on the track of Hurricane Dorian on Sept. 2, and said it’s moving slowly, which is what was predicted.

Hurricane Dorian carved a path of destruction in parts of the Bahamas leaving dozens dead, hundreds still missing and thousands homeless. That has friends and family in Montreal worried about the fate of their loved ones , so some are trying to find ways to help any way they can. Phil Carpenter has that story.