The backstory to BMO Field is long and complicated. But bottom line, the Toronto lakefront venue is the little stadium that ...

Opened in 2007, BMO Field — known during the FIFA World Cup as Toronto Stadium — is Canada’s first soccer-specific stadium.

Toronto, one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world, will host six World Cup games, including the first-ever such ...

Among the 16 cities hosting the World Cup this season, Vancouver took the gold as the best location, with Toronto not too far ...

Summer in one of Canada’s most diverse cities is always lively—but this summer, with the World Cup in town—expect an epic ...

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And they’re all within walking distance ...

Toronto revealed it used public money to purchase 3,546 FIFA World Cup tickets and resell them at a profit, with fewer than ...

Featuring $160 million worth of upgrades, themed concession snacks, thousands more seats and a shiny new pitch ...

By now, you've maybe heard the news that fans cannot bring reusable water bottles into FIFA World Cup matches. But wait, ...