TORONTO — Toronto Stadium ended its tenure as a World Cup venue with a bang on Thursday night.

From Canada's first-ever World Cup point to the thrill of watching a goldfish predict the winners, Toronto's World Cup experience had plenty of entertainment.

Everything about the 2026 World Cup is bigger and different, and the stadium in Toronto is no exception. Upgrades to the home of Toronto FC of the MLS and the Canadian Football League’s Toronto Argonauts were a part of $100-million renovation project that includes an additional 17,

Portugal and Croatia's World Cup last-32 clash on Thursday could be ​Cristiano Ronaldo or Luka Modric's final game on soccer's biggest stage, and the massive moment will unfold at ‌the tournament's smallest venue.

After three incredible weeks and six FIFA World Cup matches, Toronto Stadium is already being torn down. Despite there still being two weeks left in

Cristiano Ronaldo and his Portugal squad put on a show with a 2-1 win over Croatia before the celebration spilled out of Toronto Stadium and into the city’s streets. The magical

Toronto hosted its last group stage match of the FIFA World Cup Friday, capping off the first half of a tournament that local officials say has brought out the city's charms.

Croatia’s golden generation has seen the nation finish in second and third at the last two FIFA World Cups. In 2026, the team played its second group stage match in Toronto, where a thriving

The City of Toronto has cancelled its viewing parties for Thursday’s World Cup games, citing a “demand on resources” amid sweltering heat. On social media late Wednesday night, the city cited an “extreme heat forecast and the demand on resources to ensure the safety of all” for the sudden cancellation of Thursday’s watch parties at Nathan Phillips Square.