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100 days in the ocean: One swimmer's warning about rip currents
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September 9, 2025
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2:10Now PlayingTodd LaFrance has been swimming for 100 days straight, and every day, he takes safety precautions. He uses a wetsuit and life-jacket and always lets people know where he will be going. LaFrance says he wants others to be safe too, after hearing about recent close calls with rip currents. CBC’s Tony Davis has more.
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