Questions raised over Toronto’s deal with MLSE to host FIFA World Cup games

Questions are being asked at Toronto City Hall over a deal between the city and Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment. Taxpayers will take on the majority of costs to host five soccer games in 2026, while MLSE is set to make millions in revenues for its work helping with hosting duties, despite not directly contributing to the $300 million price tag. Matthew Bingley reports.

• Toronto taps MLSE to lead World Cup project, without responsibility for cost overruns, delays