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Quebec government approves interior renovation for Montreal's Olympic Stadium

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By Daniel Rainbird Verified
| Vancouver is Awesome Verified
MONTREAL — The Quebec government has approved plans to renovate the interior of Montreal's Olympic Stadium, Tourism Minister Amélie Dionne announced Friday. MONTREAL — The Quebec government has approved plans to renovate the interior of Montreal's Olympic Stadium, Tourism Minister Amélie Dionne announced Friday. The announcement comes as construction to replace the Big O's troubled roof — and make it permanent rather than retractable — is already underway.
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Toronto FC holds CF Montréal to 0-0 draw in return from MLS break

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By Daniel Rainbird Verified
| Richmond News Verified
MONTREAL — CF Montréal drove the play but couldn’t solve Toronto FC keeper Luka Gavran in a 0-0 draw as both clubs returned to MLS action Thursday night following a lengthy World Cup break. Montreal (4-8-3) settled for a single point despite dominating the shot count 15-7 — including 3-0 on target — at Stade Saputo. Hennadiy Synchuk was dangerous all night and created the home side’s best chance in the 66th minute when Gavran denied his blistering strike from the right side of the box.
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Toronto FC holds CF Montréal to 0-0 draw in return from MLS break

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By Daniel Rainbird Verified
| Cochrane Eagle Verified
MONTREAL — CF Montréal drove the play but couldn’t solve Toronto FC keeper Luka Gavran in a 0-0 draw as both clubs returned to MLS action Thursday night following a lengthy World Cup break. Montreal (4-8-3) settled for a single point despite dominating the shot count 15-7 — including 3-0 on target — at Stade Saputo. Hennadiy Synchuk was dangerous all night and created the home side’s best chance in the 66th minute when Gavran denied his blistering strike from the right side of the box.
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