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Trudeau Leaves Canadians Stranded On Storm Battered Island Of St. Maarten
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[quote:me777:MV8zNjMyODAyXzk5QTc1QjBE] [b]Lack of help from Ottawa riles Canadians stuck in Caribbean The federal government has “abandoned” Canadian citizens — medical students, teachers and tourists — on the hurricane-ravaged island of St. Maarten, their families say. While Americans leave the island on military and charter airplanes, Canadians are advised to visit a government website with a list of shelters, creating a desperate situation, especially as food supplies run low and reports of looting increase, say relatives interviewed by the Star. Some families said a few Canadians were able to leave on a Sunday flight, but other tourists, students and teachers remained.[/b] More: http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/natureevents/lack-of-help-from-ottawa-riles-canadians-stuck-in-caribbean/ar-AArFE7C?ocid=iehp [/quote]
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Lack of help from Ottawa riles Canadians stuck in Caribbean
The federal government has “abandoned” Canadian citizens — medical students, teachers and tourists — on the hurricane-ravaged island of St. Maarten, their families say.
While Americans leave the island on military and charter airplanes, Canadians are advised to visit a government website with a list of shelters, creating a desperate situation, especially as food supplies run low and reports of looting increase, say relatives interviewed by the Star. Some families said a few Canadians were able to leave on a Sunday flight, but other tourists, students and teachers remained.
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