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Montreal, Canada
Wednesday
9/9/xxxx
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9/12/xxxx
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9/21/xxxx
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Chicago, IL
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Toronto, Canada
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Toronto, Canada
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Edmonton, Canada
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10/12/xxxx
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Vancouver, Canada
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10/17/xxxx
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10/24/xxxx
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Inglewood, CA
Tuesday
10/27/xxxx
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San Diego, CA
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10/29/xxxx
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