The city of Toronto has issued at least 128 bylaw charges for unlicensed vending at World Cup sites.
The World Cup is supposed to deliver an economic boon to Toronto, but the city is cracking down on people trying to cash in on the excitement without authorization.
Between June 11 and 23, municipal licensing staff issued 128 charges for unlicensed vending near tournament sites, according to the city. They also gave out 295 warnings.
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