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  • By: Danielle de Graauw
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A flight arrivals board at Toronto Pearson International Airport (CHCH News Stock Photo).
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Canadians are flying home from Cuba while others have had their vacations cancelled due to a fuel shortage in that country. All three of Canada’s major airlines have announced they are suspending flights to and from the island nation. Cuban aviation officials have warned airlines that they are unable to refuel planes as a result of the energy rationing brought about by the Trump administration, cutting Cuba off from its fuel sources like Venezuela and Mexico.

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