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A band from Newfoundland says Air Canada broke one of their instruments and lost another on a flight from London to Toronto.

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Rum Ragged was on a layover in Toronto when they noticed one of their instruments had been damaged, and not for the first time.{ai:summary}<p>Newfoundland band loses instruments on Air Canada flight from London to Toronto. Airlines overshadows successful UK tour. #travel</p>

Newfoundland band says Air Canada lost their bouzouki and destroyed a guitar

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