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Rea Kappler of Winnipeg was excited to take a break from everyday life with a sunny, relaxing vacation in Colombia.

But thanks to a bad winter storm and a missed connection, she found herself stranded at Toronto Pearson International Airport. Not so relaxing, and definitely not sunny.

"It's so uncomfortable at the airport. Like, there's a lot of delayed and cancelled flights, so a lot people are in the airport at that time," Kappler told .

That's when her husband, who had le

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