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Author: Nono Shen
Publication Date: May 5, 2026 - 19:54
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Sea-Doo rider hurt after colliding with whale in Vancouver
May 5, 2026
Search-and-rescue officials say a Sea-Doo rider has been injured after slamming into a grey whale in a high-speed collision off Vancouver's Stanley Park, while the animal's fate is unclear. Jackie Hildering, with the Marine Education and Research Society, says the 'extreme incident' should serve as a reminder that boaters need to take responsibility for their actions.
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