After causing heavy damage across parts of the Caribbean and Bermuda last week, Hurricane Fiona moved north toward Eastern Canada, making landfall this weekend as a post-tropical cyclone. The downgraded storm still packed heavy rain and winds, gusting up to 110 mph, driving storm surges and knocking down trees and power lines. Hundreds of thousands remain without power as emergency crews and utility workers work to clear debris and rebuild lines. Below is a collection of recent images from Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland.
Photos: The Aftermath of Hurricane Fiona in Eastern Canada
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![A person points toward a storm-damaged house hanging above a rocky shoreline.]()
Read moreA person points toward a damaged house after the arrival of Fiona in Port aux Basques, Newfoundland, Canada, on September 25, 2022. #
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![Smashed houses and debris fill a small bay.]()
Read moreStructures and debris float near the shore in the aftermath of Fiona in Rose Blanche, Newfoundland, on September 25. #
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![An aerial view of a storm-damaged marina, with floating docks pushed out of position]()
Read moreAn aerial view of damage at the Stanley Bridge Marina, including multiple boats knocked ashore from wind and storm surging, a day after Fiona hit the Atlantic coast on September 25, in New London, Prince Edward Island. #
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Read moreResidents walk past downed trees on MacDonald Street following the passing of Fiona, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, on September 24. #
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![A large fallen tree lies on a house, its roots exposed, tearing up a lawn and walkway.]()
Read moreA fallen tree lies on a house in Halifax on September 24. #
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Read moreResidents wait in line to fill up gas cans a day after Fiona hit the Atlantic coast in New London. #
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Read moreDebris surrounds storm-damaged houses in Port aux Basques on September 26. #
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![A sailboat lies on its side, washed up on shore.]()
Read moreA sailboat lies washed up on shore following the passing of Fiona, in Shearwater, Nova Scotia, on September 24. #
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Read moreWaves roll in near a house damaged as Fiona passed the Atlantic settlement of Port aux Basques, on September 24. #
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Read moreAmy Osmond searches through her belongings in the aftermath of Fiona in Port aux Basques, on September 26. #
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![Police officers look out at storm-damaged houses.]()
Read moreRCMP officers observe the destruction after the arrival of Fiona in Port aux Basques, on September 25. #
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Read moreA coast-guard helicopter flies along the coast as crews search for a missing 73-year-old woman in the aftermath of Fiona in Port aux Basques, on September 25. #
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Read moreA search-and-rescue crew looks over the coastline during the search for a person swept out to sea, in Port aux Basques, on September 25. #
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![A fallen tree lies on a crushed pickup truck.]()
Read moreA fallen tree lies on a crushed pickup truck following the passing of Fiona, in Halifax, on September 24. #
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