FIFA World Cup

SportChek opens Canada’s first-ever floating futsal pitch on Toronto Waterfront

Mario Toneguzzi -
SportChek Harbourfront FC brings together free public programming, interactive fan experiences, community play spaces and retail activations inspired by the growing excitement surrounding soccer in Canada.

Roku launches new Soccer Zone in Canada

Mario Toneguzzi -
The Soccer Zone includes full access to this summer’s live soccer matches available through subscriptions to TSN, RDS, and Crave, in one simple, centralized hub on Roku devices

World Cup demand may not translate into revenue gains for many small businesses: Merchant Growth

Mario Toneguzzi -
22 per cent of Canadians plan to watch World Cup matches at a locally or independently owned business.

Toronto and Vancouver to anchor up to $6.5B soccer-powered economic boost for Canada: BMO Economics

Mario Toneguzzi -
Tourism-related spending is expected to be the primary driver of economic activity, as international visitors increase demand for hotels, air travel, restaurants and bars.

Daily Synopsis: May 21, 2026

Retail Insider -
Fuel charges on grocery hits economy, Rona leads radio spend, campus thrift store opens in Calgary, Time Out Market prepares to open at Oakridge Park, 500 charges in retail theft scheme, and other news.

adidas Taking Over Toronto’s STACKT Market for FIFA World Cup

Craig Patterson -
adidas is turning Toronto’s STACKT Market into a massive FIFA World Cup fan destination with watch parties, retail, food, and soccer experiences.

Toronto, Vancouver businesses brace for FIFA World Cup supply chain surge ahead of June 11 kickoff

Mario Toneguzzi -
Inventory means nothing if you're short-handed on a match day.

Healthy Planet launches soccer-themed campaign tied to FIFA World Cup

Mario Toneguzzi -
2026 soccer campaign intended to focus on nutrition, hydration and wellness during a period when soccer activity in Canada is expected to intensify.

FIFA World Cup a prime opportunity for small businesses: VistaPrint

Mario Toneguzzi -
With an estimated $3.8 billion benefit for Canada as 2026 World Cup co-host, the FIFA World Cup will be a prime opportunity for small businesses to enhance visibility from increased demand.

Coca-Cola Launches FIFA World Cup 2026 Campaign in Canada

Lee Rivett -
Coca-Cola launches FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign in Canada with collectibles, fan zones, and nationwide retail activations.

Is Your Toronto Commercial Lease Ready for World Cup 2026?

Retail Insider -
Toronto businesses should review leases now for World Cup 2026, covering signage, permitted use, patios, bylaws, and FIFA rules, says a lawyer in an op-ed.
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