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Stinson: Can FIFA World Cup 2026 be Team Canada’s next leap forward in soccer?
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Stinson: Can FIFA World Cup 2026 be Team Canada's next leap forward in soccer?
The men's national team had been a laughingstock for decades, but became a regional powerhouse. Can it conquer the world next?
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By Scott Stinson
Published Jun 10, 2026
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
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Canada celebrates taking the lead against the Republic of Ireland during the first half of a FIFA international friendly on June 5, 2026. …
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