Map of Canada World Cup 2026 Venue Cities

Map of Canada's World Cup 2026 Venue Cities

Map of 2026 World Cup venues in Canada. — Map of Canada 2026 World Cup venues

Canada has two of the 16 World Cup 2026 venue cities. They are Toronto and Vancouver.

Toronto

Toronto is Canada's largest city and the capital of the Canadian province of Ontario. It has a population of about 3 million in the city proper and over 6 million in the Greater Toronto Area, making it the 4th largest city in North America and a major economic, financial and cultural hub.

Founded in the late 18th century as the British settlement of York, it grew rapidly through immigration and trade and was renamed Toronto in 1834.

Today, the city is known for its diversity (about half of its residents were born outside of Canada) and landmarks such as the CN Tower, Royal Ontario Museum, and the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), founded in 1900.

Add to the mix vibrant local neighborhoods, professional sports teams (Toronto Maple Leafs - NHL, Toronto Raptors - NBA, Toronto Blue Jays - MLB, Toronto FC - MLS, and a lively waterfront on Lake Ontario.

Toronto lies very close to the United States: the nearest U.S. border is across Lake Ontario, roughly 50 km (30 miles) away, while the major land border crossing at Niagara Falls is about 130 km (80 miles) to the south.

Vancouver

Vancouver is a major coastal city in British Columbia, with a population of about 675,000 in the city proper (making it the third-largest metropolitan area in Canada after Toronto and Montreal) and roughly 2.6 million in the wider metropolitan area.

Originally inhabited by Indigenous peoples for thousands of years, it developed in the late 19th century as a logging and port town and was incorporated in 1886, quickly growing due to trade, immigration, and its Pacific location.

Situated between the Pacific Ocean and the Coast Mountains, Vancouver is known for its natural beauty and mild climate.

The city's main attractions include Stanley Park, Granville Island, Gastown, Vancouver Aquarium, nearby ski resorts like Whistler, and a vibrant food and arts scene. The city's major sports teams are the Canucks (NHL) and Vancouver Whitecaps FC (MLS).

Vancouver is very close to the United States, with the nearest U.S. border at Blaine, Washington, approximately 45 km (28 miles) south of downtown.

BMO Field, Toronto, Canada. — BMO Field, Toronto, Canada

World Cup 2026 Stadiums In Canada

The two stadiums in Canada for World Cup 2026 are BMO Field (Toronto) and BC Place (Vancouver):

BMO Field

BMO Field (Toronto, Ontario) - 45,736 capacity.

BMO was Canada's first soccer-specific stadium and the home of Toronto FC. It is located at Exhibition Place near the city's waterfront. When the stadium first opened in 2007, BMO Field held 12 games for the FIFA U-20 World Cup and the ground has also staged the MLS Cup in 2010.

The ground will stage 6 games at the 2026 tournament when the venue will be known as Toronto Stadium. These are five group stage matches including Canada's opening game and one round of 32 match.

In detail these are:

Group Stage

Canada vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina (European Playoff A winner) on Friday, June 12 at 3 pm (Group B)
Ghana vs. Panama on Wednesday, June 17 at 7 pm (Group L)
Germany vs. Côte d'Ivoire on Saturday, June 20 at 4 pm (Group E)
Croatia vs. Panama on Tuesday, June 23 at 7 pm (Group L)
Senegal vs. Iraq (FIFA Playoff 2 winner), Friday, June 26 at 3 pm (Group I)

Round of 32

Group K runner-up vs. Group L runner-up, on Thursday, July 2 at 7 pm.

Access: Getting there is easy, fans can get to BMO Field by bus, subway, train or streetcar. Take the TTC streetcar (509 Harbourfront or 511 Bathurst) to Exhibition Loop, the GO Train to Exhibition Station (one stop west of Union Station), or drive via the Gardiner Expressway, using nearby paid parking at Exhibition Place. Cycling and walking are also popular options thanks to the waterfront trails. The following buses are also convenient: the 29, 402, 63, and 72.

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BC Place

BC Place (Vancouver, British Columbia) - 54,500 capacity.

BC Place Stadium is Vancouver's largest sports and entertainment venue, originally opened in 1983 and revitalized with a major renovation in 2011, which added its distinctive retractable roof - the largest of its kind in the world when completed.

Located in the heart of downtown, the stadium is home to the BC Lions (CFL) and Vancouver Whitecaps FC (MLS). It also regularly hosts concerts, international soccer matches (including the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup Final), and other major events such as the 2010 Winter Olympics ceremonies.

The stadium has a seating capacity of up to 54,500, depending on the event configuration.

The ground will stage 7 games at the 2026 tournament when the venue will be known as BC Place Vancouver. These are five group stage matches including two of Canada's group games, one round of 32 match and one round of 16 fixture.

In detail these are:

Group Stage

Australia v Turkey (UEFA Path C Winner), Group D, June 13

Canada v Qatar, Group B, June 18

New Zealand v Egypt, Group G, June 21

Switzerland v Canada, Group B, June 24

New Zealand v Belgium, Group G, June 26

Round of 32

Match 85 (Winner Group B v 3rd Group E/F/G/I/J), Round of 32, July 2

Round of 16

Match 96 (Winner Match 85 v Winner Match 87), Round of 16, July 7

Access: Getting there and away is extremely convenient: it is directly connected to Stadium-Chinatown SkyTrain Station, served by multiple city bus routes, and easily reachable on foot or by bike from downtown, with nearby parking available for drivers.