The city was under a severe heat warning for Canada Day, but that didn't stop World Cup fans from showing their colours.
On the eve of the city’s final World Cup match, soccer fans from around the world enjoyed a sweltering Canada Day in Toronto — even if most can’t afford tickets to the big match on Thursday.
There were plenty of people in Canada soccer kits at a sweaty East York Canada Day parade, which included a Mountie on stilts, a juggler in a red and white pinstripe suit and a giant blow-up Maple Leaf.
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The day began with joy and anticipation. It ended with a realization of what soccer and the World Cup could be in Toronto.
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