The city hasn’t said whether it has made up a $5 million funding shortfall
Toronto won’t say whether it has filled a multimillion dollar shortfall in its World Cup hosting budget, with kickoff for the global soccer tournament just hours away.
Meanwhile, the municipality and its mayor are facing criticism over one of the strategies it has used to raise funds for the games: reselling highly sought-after match tickets at a profit.
For football fans in Canada, the initial prospect of the World Cup coming to town was thrilling – but hundreds of tickets remain…
Canada will spend over CA$ 1 billion to host 13 World Cup matches, estimating CA$ 82 million per game, expecting CA$ 2 billion…
Among the proposed plans for the lasting impact for the World Cup in Toronto were 12 mini-pitches. But only a few have been built…
While Washington spins the latest economic data and billionaires hedge their bets, working Americans are feeling the very real…
TORONTO: Canada is expected to spend just over C$1 billion ($727 million) to host the World Cup this summer, according to a…
Canadian taxpayers will spend just under $1.1 billion to host their country’s portion of this summer’s FIFA World Cup. Find out…
