Toronto FIFA World Cup 26™ News

The first half of this festival has proven that Toronto does not just host global events, the city genuinely embodies the spirit of the world in one place.

During the heat alert in Toronto, find cooling locations and hydration resources for FIFA World Cup™ fans travelling to and attending events in Toronto.

Tkaronto Market is an open-air cultural marketplace located directly inside the FIFA Fan Festival™, with dedicated retail and exhibition space showcasing Indigenous entrepreneurs for locals, tourists and international soccer fans to marvel.

Toronto is ready to welcome soccer fans from around the world. Here’s everything you need to know.

Everyone’s invited on the eve of the FIFA World Cup 2026™, for a memorable concert and celebration of music and football.

Toronto is creating new spaces and programming that ensure young people — regardless of their background or postal code — have the opportunity to play, learn and thrive.

OLG gathered 254 players for a giant human foosball match at Humber Polytechnic, celebrating grassroots soccer ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026™.

Join the countdown to the FIFA World Cup 2026 ™ as the Canada Celebrates tour continues across Canada, with 38 stops across 34 communities within a two-hour drive of more than 75 per cent of Canadian residents.

Congratulations to the recipients and thank you to all the entrants who raised more than $230,000 for Toronto’s Soccer for All Legacy Program.

Mayor Olivia Chow proclaimed June 12 as Soccer Day in Toronto, so the City hosted a party at Nathan Phillips Square to celebrate the passion and breadth of the local soccer community.