Tag: FIFA World Cup 2026

Team Canada World Cup pride on display in Campbell River

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Campbell River came together Thursday to cheer on Canada’s men’s national soccer team.

Soccer by the Sea scheduled for June 18

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The City of Campbell River is inviting the community to an afternoon soccer viewing party celebrating Team Canada at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

City of Campbell River receives $20,000 for FIFA World Cup 2026 celebrations

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The City of Campbell River has received a $20,000 grant from the province’s 2026 Community Event Support Fund for FIFA World Cup 2026 celebrations.

Four Island and Coast communities to receive funding for FIFA World Cup 2026 celebrations

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The B.C. government is providing funding to communities across the province to celebrate the “beautiful game.” 

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