Marianne Drouin is a Digital Content Editor for CTV News, with a focus on national news in Canada, particularly in Nova Scotia and Sydney. Marianne covers a wide range of topics, from heartwarming human interest stories to unusual and captivating events happening around the world. Her articles aim to engage readers and provide them with unique and compelling stories.
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Marianne Drouin’s coverage heavily revolves around human interest stories, natural disasters, and animal encounters. She frequently focuses on evolving or breaking news related to these areas.
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By: Marianne Drouin
Boaters on the lookout for the carcass of a sperm whale came face-to-face with a hungry great white shark during mealtime on Sunday, off the coast of Sarasota, Fla.
Commuters waiting for a late night train in a Sydney, Australia, suburb were stunned to see a horse wandering on the platform on April 5.
An airline pilot got quite a show on May 11 while flying from San Francisco to Lisbon when a solar storm caused stunning auroras.
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A pride of lions at the Oregon Zoo in Portland wasted no time finding a camera hidden in their enclosure last month and it looks like they had a great time playing around with it.
What looks like an avalanche of clouds was seen descending on Swiss Alps in Obergoms on Monday during a meteorological event known as Alpine foehn.
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