Since 2006, Joseph Michael Howarth has been working on the project that he says is really about diversity. This time he faces home-grown challenges.
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As the world is congregating in Toronto for the biggest global sporting event, Howarth is bouncing all over the city for more than a month, scouring for and capturing fans from countries competing in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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