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FIFA women s World Cup: Canadian interest higher than for men s tournament, poll shows

Team Canada is making its eighth appearance at the FIFA women’s World Cup starting Thursday, but has yet to lift the trophy. What are their chances this year?

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FIFA World Cup: What a Canadian fan should know and do while in Perth, Western Australia

Here s what to know and some things to do if you are visiting this coastal city (the third largest in Australia and the sunniest) this month

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FIFA World Cup: What a Canadian fan should know and do while in Perth

Here s what to know and some things to do if you are visiting this coastal city (the third largest in Australia and the sunniest) this month

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Canada has high hopes for Women s World Cup - The Quebec Chronicle Telegraph

Canada has high hopes for Women s World Cup - The Quebec Chronicle Telegraph
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Will Ontario fund Toronto s World Cup plan? Inside the provincial deliberations

Plans to host five 2026 FIFA World Cup games in Toronto could be in jeopardy if the Ford government decides not to chip in and cover one third of the total cost for the event.

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