Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: Mike Hager
Publication Date: November 14, 2025 - 19:14
Toronto says its ability to host large events ‘remains strong,’ after delays at BMO Field
November 14, 2025
An exhibition game between potential opponents at next year’s FIFA World Cup had fans complaining about missing the start of the sold-out match due to long lines at Toronto’s BMO Field, which is undergoing a massive expansion to play host to next summer’s tournament.
Fans took to social media to complain about long delays getting into the venue, including after the game had already started, and snarled traffic in and around the stadium, which is located west of the downtown core near Exhibition Place.
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