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Blue Jays facing off against the Yankees at Rogers Centre. First time at the ballpark this season — atmosphere's already electric.

Bosnian supporters took over the streets around Toronto Stadium on Friday for Canada's World Cup match against Bosnia and Herzegovina. The colours, the noise, the passion — the city felt different.

Thousands of drones illuminated Toronto's sky during the FIFA World Cup tournament — a historic moment for the city.

Bosnian supporters flooded the city Friday night — the energy was unreal, flags everywhere, the whole downtown just transformed.

8,000 Bosnians and waves of Canadian red flooded the streets before the World Cup opener Friday. Two flags, one city, balconies packed with cameras. The atmosphere was genuinely a movie.

Sport Chek just unveiled Canada's first-ever floating futsal pitch at the Harbourfront. It's a soccer field that literally floats—check it out while the World Cup's on.

Someone posted about discovering broth-less ramen at a Toronto spot and now people can't stop talking about it. The internet's realizing it's an actual thing.

Toronto is officially locked in for FIFA. BMO Field got a massive $157.9M renovation, stadiums are prepped, and the whole city's buzzing.

FIFA tested a drone show over Toronto last night — massive coordinated light display in the sky. Full shows start during the tournament.

30,000 Bosnian soccer fans are expected to descend on Toronto for the World Cup. the energy is going to be absolutely unhinged.

The FIFA Countdown Concert is happening tonight at Yonge-Dundas Square. Thunderstorms and heat are expected but the worst should pass before evening. Expect crowds and bring an umbrella.

Trying out Dave's Hot Chicken in the city—the slider spot is getting views for spicy chicken done right.

Feds want your input on what happens to Billy Bishop airport. If you care about the island airport, the deadline to have a say is July 24.

A$AP Rocky's in town for the Don't Be Dumb tour — his first Toronto show in 8 years. Check if there's still tickets left if you're into it.

A 26-year-old is walking from the CN Tower to Niagara Falls while juggling a soccer ball for seven days. He's already covered 85+ kilometers and is halfway through the challenge.

Toronto and Vancouver are putting final touches on venues and transportation as FIFA World Cup matches kick off in days. Players are trying to tune out the hype and focus on the game.

National soccer teams landed in Toronto ahead of the tournament. The city's hosting its first men's World Cup match this week.

BBNO$ showed up to the RBC Amphitheatre with acrobats, jugglers, and circus acts mid-set. Never know what to expect at his shows.

Creators are posting non-stop about how good the food is in this city. The restaurant game is legitimately unmatched.

Someone left comedy sculptures in Yorkville mixing soccer and hockey. Worth checking out if you're in the neighbourhood.