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Amid the high-octane buzz of Montreal’s Canadian Grand Prix, local authorities temporarily halted an ongoing transit strike to address surging public transit demands during the event. Emergency plans also included the deployment of medical helicopter teams to ensure rapid response in case of race-related incidents, showcasing the city's readiness under pressure.
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