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World Cup expected to boost Toronto tourism even if hotel bookings haven’t surgedEconomy6 hoursToronto Stadium is expected to host more than 45,000 spectators per match and the city says up to 20,000 people could attend the FIFA Fan Festival. -
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Congo forced to cancel World Cup training camp, events over Ebola outbreakWorldMay 21 -
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Fans disappointed over ticket, hotel costs during World Cup in VancouverChris Van Brockhoven booked his trip to Vancouver last summer in the hopes of attending a World Cup match, but after learning the cost of admission, his group felt forced to pivot.SportsMay 20
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Cineplex to screen select FIFA World Cup 2026 matches in theatres across CanadaCineplex and TSN are teaming up to screen select FIFA World Cup 2026 matches in theatres across Canada as the country prepares to co-host the tournament.SportsMay 16
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Toronto to release more free tickets for World Cup fan festivalThe City of Toronto is expected to release Friday the second batch of free tickets for its World Cup fan festival.CanadaMay 15
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Madonna, Shakira, BTS to headline World Cup final’s 1st halftime showFIFA said the final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on July 19 will include the Super Bowl-style performance with Madonna, Shakira and K-pop group BTS.EntertainmentMay 14
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BC Ferries says disruptions possible during peak season, focusing on recoveryBC Ferries said it is ready for peak season, but is also being 'realistic' about pressures on the system, officials said following a series of disruptions earlier this spring.CanadaMay 13
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B.C. government delays release of World Cup hosting costs until month’s endB.C. Premier David Eby was at B.C. Place today to unveil renovations made to the 55,000-seat stadium ahead of the tournament, which cost an estimated $196 million.SportsMay 12
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Toronto risks ‘collapse’ if cars flood streets during World Cup games: planning expertAn urban planning expert says an increased use of public transit during World Cup matches is crucial to ensure the event runs smoothly.TrafficMay 12
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Ontario moving more staff to ticket resale enforcement teams for World CupThe government passed a ban on tickets being sold for more than their face value in Ontario, promising hefty fines and rapid action for anyone trying to circumvent the ban.PoliticsMay 11
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When it comes to private jets, World Cup influx will pale next to Taylor SwiftAndy Margolis, the chief operations officer of Vancouver International Airport, is expecting a spike from the 15 to 25 private planes that typically arrive at YVR daily.CanadaMay 11
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‘Final touches’ underway at FIFA World Cup venues in Vancouver, TorontoThis year's tournament will be the biggest ever, with 48 nations taking part. A total of 104 games will be played in 16 host cities across Canada, the United States and Mexico.CanadaMay 11
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