What Toronto residents need to know ahead of the FIFA World Cup

Cities like Toronto and Vancouver are getting ready for the FIFA World Cup. Toronto officials are sharing plans for transit, safety, and road changes to handle the expected crowd. Meanwhile, Vancouver is doing a major clean-up, tidying up streets, setting up hand-washing stations, and even removing old boats from False Creek. This effort is making the city look better and helping solve some long-term problems. The World Cup is a big event, pushing cities to improve things for visitors and residents, but there are also talks about how to name things for the 2026 event. Keep an eye on how these cities manage the crowds and if the clean-up efforts last after the games are over.

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