Residents in Canada are bracing for what could be the strongest ever storm to hit their country as a hurricane heads north after battering the Caribbean.
Hurricane Fiona has caused widespread damage in the Caribbean and shows no signs of slowing down as it is expected to hit Canada's Atlantic Coast on Saturday lunchtime.
The Canadian Hurricane Centre warned that Fiona could be "a historic, extreme event" and they have warned residents of potential coastal flooding, power outages and dangerous driving conditions.
