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The Globe and Mail·3 min read·medium

BMO Field groundskeeper ‘thrilled’ at state of pitch ahead of World Cup opener

BMO Field groundskeeper ‘thrilled’ at state of pitch ahead of World Cup opener
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BMO Field's groundskeeper is preparing the stadium's pitch for the upcoming World Cup match between Canada and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The field features advanced technology, including underground heating and sensors, to maintain optimal grass conditions.

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High-quality playing surfaces are critical for international sporting events, impacting both player safety and the quality of the game.

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Robert Heggie, (left) groundskeeper, and Chris Shewfelt, MLSE vice-president of business operations at Toronto Stadium on Thursday. Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail

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The article is a straightforward human-interest piece about stadium maintenance with no political or social agenda.

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