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The City of Toronto is looking at buying and reselling corporate suite and lounge packages to help offset its FIFA 2026 World Cup costs. Should Vancouver do the same?

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Toronto appears to be going ahead with a unique strategy to recoup some of the costs associated with hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup.