On Jan. 31, 2011, Nicole Moore waded into the Caribbean Sea outside a resort in Cancun and was viciously attacked by a bull shark. She lost 60 per cent of her blood, an arm, was left with a permanently disfigured leg, and in intervening years had countless surgeries. She laid it all out in her book, "Shark Assault: An Amazing Story of Survival" - which brought her to The Agenda in 2016 for a conversation about pain, loss, and resiliency. Then, Hamilton-Niagara Hub journalist Justin Chandler recounts how Niagara-on-the-Lake's experience during the Spanish Flu is commemorated there.
Nicole Moore: Surviving a Shark Attack
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