From yacht parties to Kensington Market to concerts to the CN Tower, visitors get the party started days before kickoff.
You know it’s the World Cup in Toronto when a woman dressed as a soccer ball walks up a gangplank onto a yacht to join 400 friends and colleagues for a tour of the harbour.
“It’s a World-Cup themed yacht party,” said organizer Taylor Smith, head of operations for Goodlawyer, a Calgary-based legal technology company that throws an annual bash for employees and clients. Last year the party was in Vancouver.
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