At a time when professional soccer is growing in Canada, the country’s three MLS teams are at the forefront of the sport’s success. With Montreal Impact, Toronto FC, and Vancouver Whitecaps FC earning their place among MLS’s most stable clubs, the league’s showing in Canada helps it and the country’s soccer scene plot room for future growth. […]
Some more changes for the USL in 2019, as Toronto FC II will shift from the Division II circuit to USL Division III, as we expect more shifts to be announced in coming weeks. (more…)
There were already signs that the MLS is increasing its presence in Canada, which commissioner Don Garber confirmed in recent comments. (more…)
It has been a busy few weeks at BMO Field, as the home of Toronto FC‘s status as a multiuse facility has been put to the test. (more…)
Saturday’s MLS Cup Final could not only provide a thrilling conclusion to this season, but also showcase a growing Toronto FC fan base. (more…)
With three very successful franchises (Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver) and rising TV ratings, Canadian soccer is poised to overcome the Canadian Football League in terms of fan interest. (more…)
Some good ratings news has been reported for the MLS, as Sunday’s split-national matches marked the highest television ratings in more than 10 years. (more…)
The MLS is finding success with its Canadian teams, but there is some concern that the country’s players are not seeing any benefits to expansion. (more…)
Toronto FC is expecting a capacity crowd for its season opener Saturday to experience BMO Field upgrades, as three years of renovations are yielding what team officials are billing as a practically new stadium. (more…)
When Toronto FC signed European star Sebastian Giovinco, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment not only boosted the team roster, it also made an impact on the ledger as well. (more…)
