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Rides closed at Canadian theme parks after deadly fall from Six Flags coaster in U.S.

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Rides closed at Canadian theme parks after deadly fall from Six Flags coaster in U.S.

Two rides at Canada's Wonderland in Toronto and another at La Ronde in Montreal were temporarily shuttered "out of an abundance of caution," the parks said.

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