Vancouver’s World Cup events could cost B.C., city up to $114-million, province estimates
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Vancouver’s World Cup events could cost B.C., city up to $114-million, province estimates
MIKE HAGER
PUBLISHED MAY 29, 2026
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Vancouver's Science World has been transformed into a soccer ball for the World Cup.
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The B.C. government says it could cost the province and the City of Vancouver up to $114-million to play host to Vancouver’s seven World Cup games once revenues and federal funding are ac…
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