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Don’t jump off icebergs, coast guard warns after Red Bull diving stunt

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After professional diver Molly Carson dove off an iceberg in frigid Newfoundland waters, the Canadian Coast Guard says it doesn’t support the act – and is advising people to stay away from the floating chunks of ice.

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Don’t jump off icebergs, coast guard warns after Red Bull diving stunt

After professional diver Molly Carson dove off an iceberg in frigid Newfoundland waters, the Canadian Coast Guard says it doesn’t support the act – and is advising people to stay away from the floating chunks of ice.

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Canadian Diver Jumps From 15-Meter Iceberg Into the Frozen Atlantic: "It's the Scariest Thing I've Ever Done" (Vid)

A Canadian diver made history in the Atlantic Ocean by making a dangerous 15-meter dive from an iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland.

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Molly Carlson Makes History with Newfoundland Iceberg Dive - The Scuba News Canada

Canadian cliff diver Molly Carlson makes history with a 15-metre dive from a floating iceberg off Twillingate, Newfoundland.

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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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