Ontario’s World Cup matches have come and gone with ticket resale platforms running afoul of a new price cap law but seemingly facing no penalties from the province.
Ontario’s World Cup matches have come and gone with ticket resale platforms running afoul of a new price cap law but seemingly facing no penalties from the province.
The law banned the resale of Ontario concert and sports tickets for prices above face value. It came into effect in April, well in advance of six World Cup games Toronto was due to host.
So far, however, there's no sign any secondary market seller has been cited under Premier Doug Ford's anti-gouging penalties…
Ontario government says FIFA faces fines up to $250,000 if World Cup tickets are resold above face value, violating the…
Despite new law, resale sites have dozens of listings for Portugal-Croatia match that are 10 times the original ticket price.
The new maximum fine takes effect June 10.
Letters notifying resellers of inspection were sent out last week, and investigators are starting to inspect ticket resellers and…
The city of Toronto has issued at least 128 bylaw charges for unlicensed vending at World Cup sites.
