The Globe and Mail
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Jun 1, 2026
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Canadian brands avoid FIFA marketing rules with a wink
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Canadian brands avoid FIFA marketing rules with a wink
SIMON HOUPT
TORONTO
PUBLISHED JUNE 1, 2026
UPDATED JUNE 2, 2026
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Online casino FanDuel's 'Dual Fan' campaign includes a series of scarves inspired by the fact that many Canadians cheer for two teams during the World Cup.
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If you’ve hit a Tim Hortons lately, you’ve probably noticed that the company has come to play for this month’s FIFA World Cup.
A few weeks ago, th…
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