Toronto FIFA World Cup Hosting Costs
Toronto is hosting matches for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with city spending on stadium upgrades, security, transit and fan events running into the hundreds of millions of dollars. Supporters point to tourism, global exposure and economic activity. Opponents question whether the public return justifies the cost and where the money could otherwise go. The event is underway and final costs are being tracked.
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