A look at how P.E.I. and its residents are adapting 8 months after Fiona

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On Sept. 24, 2022, P.E.I. changed for good.

Post-tropical storm Fiona — one of the strongest in Canadian history — hurtled through Atlantic Canada, destroying homes and other buildings, leaving thousands without power for days, and laying waste to entire forests and coastlines. On P.E.I., the storm changed everything.

CBC’s Nicola MacLeod has taken a look at how Fiona impacted the Island — and its people — in a four-part series, Changed by Fiona.

Check out the videos produced for the series, and the articles that accompanied them.

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1. How Fiona altered the Island landscapeChanged By Fiona: Coasts and forests5 days ago

Duration 4:15

P.E.I.’s forests and coastlines will

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