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Killer whales trapped in Canadian ice stretch
A remote Quebec fishing village asked the Canadian government to help free a dozen killer whales trapped in a vast stretch of ice inside Hudson Bay.
Locals in Inukjuak, 900 miles (1,500km) north of Montreal, said the whales were breathing through a hole in the ice.
Later it was reported that the whales had managed to free themselves.
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10 Jan 2013
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