Host City: Toronto
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BMO Field in Toronto
Agreements
- Host City Agreement
- BMO Field upgrades (March 2025)
- Human Rights Action Plan
- Host City FWC26 Legacy Promises
Know Your Rights: Toronto
This resource provides information about your legal rights during the FIFA World Cup 2026. It is not legal advice. If you require assistance with a legal issue, please consult a qualified lawyer.
We are also seeking feedback and comments, particularly from people with experience navigating interactions with law enforcement during the World Cup. If you would like to suggest additions or revisions to the “Know Your Rights” resource, or if you would like to share a personal experience, please contact us by email: contact@2026worldcupwatch.org.
You may also leave anonymous comments on the Google document, which contains more detailed information than the Canva version and remains open for feedback.
If you need immediate legal support, please consider contacting:
- Community Justice Collective: justice@cjclaw.org
- HIV Legal Network: (416) 595-1666 / info@hivlegalnetwork.ca
- Parkdale Community Legal Services: (416) 531-2411 / intake@pcls.clcj.ca
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