One of four giant LCD screens located around the pitch at BMO Field is shown as part of the stadium’s upgrades ahead of hosting six FIFA World Cup 2026 matches in Toronto on March 24, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Eduardo Lima

Arrival of World Cup in Toronto, Vancouver means more chances to pick up side gigs

by The Canadian Press May 25, 2026

written by The Canadian Press May 25, 2026

By Daniel Johnson Canadian soccer fanatics have a chance to experience one of the sport's premier events in person this year as the FIFA World Cup comes to North America. For some people, the tournament also means an opportunity to earn some extra cash. The tournament is set to run from mid-June to ...

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