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Cruise Ship Rerouted To Nova Scotia

20 Oct to 24 Oct

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Chris LambieNational Post
Alyssa GuzmanDaily Mail
Angela BarbutiNew York Post

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Cruise Ship Rerouted To Nova Scotia. (2026, October 24). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/93960

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20 Oct
“We can’t promise you tropical temperatures, but we can promise you a warm welcome — with zero chance of sunburn,” Fillmore said.
2 outlets · National Post
24 Oct
The Oasis of the Seas departed New Jersey on Oct. 18 for what was supposed to be a seven-day tropical getaway — but passengers were told with just half a day’s notice that they were heading to Halifax, Nova Scotia, instead.
2 outlets · New York Post

Coverage 3 articles

24 Oct Royal Carribean cruise to the Bahamas went to Canada instead
New York Post
20 Oct Cruise ship passengers who packed for trip to Bahamas stunned after bad weather forces them to sail to chilly Nova Scotia instead
Daily Mail
20 Oct ‘Is this a joke?’: Cruise ship heading for the Bahamas rerouted to Nova Scotia instead
National Post

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