Montreal officials say they've left no stone unturned to prepare for Grand Prix / The Toronto Star
Monday, June 9, 2025, 3:23 pm permalink
Montreal officials are pulling out all stops as the city braces for the Grand Prix, with meticulous measures ranging from traffic control to construction moratoriums in affected downtown areas. These efforts are aimed at safely accommodating the massive crowds and ensuring a smooth urban spectacle amid inevitable logistical headaches.
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