Here’s the latest on Canada facing Switzerland in the World Cup and reactions from Montreal’s Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood.
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Same old, same old: thousands of people found themselves in a standstill traffic jam in Toronto yesterday. Novel twist: they were on foot, parading to Toronto Stadium: “I’ve seen glaciers move faster.”
Switzerland v Canada: World Cup 2026 – live
Afternoon front page: Canada advances, despite loss to Swiss at World Cup; three infrastructure projects selected for possible fast-track; and more
Why Canada defeat to Switzerland could have huge impact on World Cup hopes
Host nation fall short as Swiss stun
Canada and Switzerland clash to decide Group B's top side
Afternoon front page: How the Montreal shooting unfolded; the shooter's communist manifesto; and more
2 killed in Montreal shooting, suspect also dead
Shooting in Montreal, Canada leaves three dead including suspect
Co-hosts Canada battle Switzerland for World Cup Group B top spot
FIFA World Cup | Switzerland vs Canada LIVE updates: Group B match gets underway
Here’s the latest on Canada’s emotional landslide victory in the World Cup and a fresh arrest in the U.S. consulate shooting case.
MBM report: Who will top Group B? Canada and Switzerland are tied on four points going into this final game. Join Rob Smyth
Catch up on the stories we’re following today.
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Here’s the latest on the Canadian economy and the prominent Torontonians pushing back against the Billy Bishop expansion.
A 2-1 loss to Switzerland on Thursday sees Canada fall short of continuing their World Cup campaign on home soil.
