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Pride parade cancellation could hurt Montreal's reputation, professor says

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Pride parade cancellation could hurt Montreal's reputation, professor says

One day after Montreal Pride abruptly cancelled the parade just hours before it was set to begin, organizers didn't have much to say about how poorly they managed the festival's marquee event. And now there are concerns about how the embarrassing mistake could hurt the city's reputation.

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Global News

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Inforum

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