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Fireball Streaks Through Sky In Ontario, Stunning Sight Captured On Camera
A fireball is a meteor generally brighter than the planet Venus in the morning or evening sky.
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More Than 100-Year-Old Tunnel Below Niagara Falls Just Opened To Visitors
A more than 100-year-old power station tunnel has reopened once again. This time around, it is a tourist attraction rather than being used to generate electricity.
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Niagara Falls To Be Illuminated In Tricolour As India Fights Covid Surge
As India battles a massive surge in the number of COVID-19 cases, the Niagara Falls in Ontario, Canada, in a display of solidarity and hope, will be illuminated in the colours of the national flag, the authorities have said.
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"India In All Its Magnificence": Niagara Falls In National Flag Colours
The Indian tricolour illuminated the iconic Canadian landmark of Niagara Falls to mark India's 74th Independence Day. "India in all its magnificence at the Niagara Falls," tweeted the officials handle of Consulate General of India, Toronto, as it shared video of the globally-famous scenic spot lit up for the occasion.
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Kriti Sanon's Postcard-Worthy Pic From The Niagara Falls
"Being close to nature with a postcard-like-view always makes me happy!" wrote Kriti Sanon
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Man Survives 188-Foot Plunge Over Niagara Falls, Found Sitting On Rock Below
A man who was swept over the largest of the Niagara Falls has been recovered alive, found sitting on a rock in the river below with non-life threatening injuries, Canadian police said Wednesday.
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People Used To Walk To Canada Across Frozen-Over Niagara. What Changed
As temperatures drop in the northeast corner of the United States, icy water that goes over the roaring Niagara Falls crashes into the rocks below and turns solid. Blocks of ice floes freeze together, forming a solid mass wide enough to connect the United States and Canada.
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Viraj Madappa Becomes First Indian Golfer to Play in Porter Cup
The Porter Cup at Niagara Falls Country Club from Wednesday will witness the world's top amateurs from the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, India and France compete.
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Canada's Water: A Paradox of Pollution and Waste
In Canada, a country with vast reserves of freshwater, the precious resource should reasonably be expected to be pristine and practically free to consumers.
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Man survives 180 feet plunge over Niagara Falls
A man survived a plunge of at least 180 feet (55 meters) over Niagara Falls in an apparent suicide attempt on Monday - only the third person known to have lived after going over the falls without a safety device.
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Fireball Streaks Through Sky In Ontario, Stunning Sight Captured On Camera
A fireball is a meteor generally brighter than the planet Venus in the morning or evening sky.
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More Than 100-Year-Old Tunnel Below Niagara Falls Just Opened To Visitors
A more than 100-year-old power station tunnel has reopened once again. This time around, it is a tourist attraction rather than being used to generate electricity.
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Niagara Falls To Be Illuminated In Tricolour As India Fights Covid Surge
As India battles a massive surge in the number of COVID-19 cases, the Niagara Falls in Ontario, Canada, in a display of solidarity and hope, will be illuminated in the colours of the national flag, the authorities have said.
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"India In All Its Magnificence": Niagara Falls In National Flag Colours
The Indian tricolour illuminated the iconic Canadian landmark of Niagara Falls to mark India's 74th Independence Day. "India in all its magnificence at the Niagara Falls," tweeted the officials handle of Consulate General of India, Toronto, as it shared video of the globally-famous scenic spot lit up for the occasion.
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Kriti Sanon's Postcard-Worthy Pic From The Niagara Falls
"Being close to nature with a postcard-like-view always makes me happy!" wrote Kriti Sanon
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Man Survives 188-Foot Plunge Over Niagara Falls, Found Sitting On Rock Below
A man who was swept over the largest of the Niagara Falls has been recovered alive, found sitting on a rock in the river below with non-life threatening injuries, Canadian police said Wednesday.
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People Used To Walk To Canada Across Frozen-Over Niagara. What Changed
As temperatures drop in the northeast corner of the United States, icy water that goes over the roaring Niagara Falls crashes into the rocks below and turns solid. Blocks of ice floes freeze together, forming a solid mass wide enough to connect the United States and Canada.
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Viraj Madappa Becomes First Indian Golfer to Play in Porter Cup
The Porter Cup at Niagara Falls Country Club from Wednesday will witness the world's top amateurs from the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, India and France compete.
-
Canada's Water: A Paradox of Pollution and Waste
In Canada, a country with vast reserves of freshwater, the precious resource should reasonably be expected to be pristine and practically free to consumers.
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Man survives 180 feet plunge over Niagara Falls
A man survived a plunge of at least 180 feet (55 meters) over Niagara Falls in an apparent suicide attempt on Monday - only the third person known to have lived after going over the falls without a safety device.
