Canada is bidding for World Cup 2026

World Cup 2018 is happening in Russia

2022 is in Qatar

Canada seems to be vouching hard for World Cup 2026

Here is a list of various stadiums in canada :

Here are Canada’s existing stadiums by order of largest seating capacity:

• Olympic Stadium, Montreal
  • Built: 1976
  • Capacity: 65,255
• Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton
  • Built: 1978 (renovated in 2010)
  • Capacity: 56,302
• BC Place Stadium, Vancouver
  • Built: 1983 (renovated in 2011)
  • Capacity: 54,320
• Rogers Centre, Toronto
  • Built: 1989
  • Capacity: 47,568 (soccer mode)
• Investor Group Field, Winnipeg
  • Built: 2013
  • Capacity: 33,422 (expandable to 40,000 with temporary seats)
• Tim Hortons Field, Hamilton
  • Built: 2014
  • Capacity: 22,500 (expandable to 40,000 with temporary seats)
• Mosaic Stadium, Regina
  • Built: 2017 (new)
  • Capacity: 33,000 (expandable to 40,000 with temporary seats)
• BMO Field, Toronto
  • Built: 2007
  • Capacity: 21,566 (expandable to 40,000 with temporary seats)
• McMahon Stadium, Calgary
  • Built: 1960
  • Capacity: 37,317
• TD Place Stadium, Ottawa
  • Built: 1908 (renovated in 2014)
  • Capacity: 24,000