World Cup 2026 transforms Toronto The World in a City into a global arena

World Cup 2026 transforms Toronto The World in a City into a global arena

In 2026, Toronto will not only host the FIFA World Cup as one of its 16 venues. The Canadian metropolis will also have the honor of debuting its men’s national team at home in a historic tournament, when the ball starts rolling on June 12 at BMO Field. On that day,...
Toronto Bets Big on BMO Field: A World Cup Makeover with Legacy in Mind

Toronto Bets Big on BMO Field: A World Cup Makeover with Legacy in Mind

When the World Cup anthem rolls through Toronto in June 2026, the city will showcase not just the Canadian men’s national team but also a transformed stadium meant to carry the city into a new era of sport. BMO Field, temporarily rebranded “Toronto Stadium” for FIFA,...
Two Hosts, One Vision: How the 2026 FIFA World Cup Will Forever Change Mexico and Canada

Two Hosts, One Vision: How the 2026 FIFA World Cup Will Forever Change Mexico and Canada

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will mark a turning point in football history. With 48 teams and 104 matches, it will be the largest tournament ever staged. The United States will host the majority of games, including the final, but Mexico and Canada will also play a key...
Toronto Turns Up the Volume: Fan Festival to Electrify Downtown During World Cup 2026

Toronto Turns Up the Volume: Fan Festival to Electrify Downtown During World Cup 2026

When Toronto opens its arms to the FIFA World Cup 2026, it won’t just be about the goals scored at Toronto Stadium. The city’s cultural pulse will be beating just as loudly at Fort York and The Bentway — the official sites for Toronto’s FIFA Fan Festival. These two...