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Severe storms cause damage to Rogers Stadium in Toronto ahead of AC/DC concert

Severe thunderstorms on September 2 caused significant damage to Rogers Stadium in Toronto, impacting its northern seating area. Environment and Climate Change Canada reported winds exceeding 80 mph during the storms. Live Nation Canada confirmed no injuries occurred and is currently assessing the damage ahead of an upcoming AC/DC concert on September 16.

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Severe thunderstorms on September 2 caused significant damage to Rogers Stadium in Toronto, impacting its northern seating area. Environment and Climate Change Canada reported winds exceeding 80 mph during the storms. Live Nation Canada confirmed no injuries occurred and is currently assessing the damage ahead of an upcoming AC/DC concert on September 16.

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Original Headline

Severe storms smash Toronto’s 50,000-seat Rogers Stadium ahead of AC/DC concert

Neutral Headline

Severe storms cause damage to Rogers Stadium in Toronto ahead of AC/DC concert