Fifa World Cup Ticket Prices in Canada Spark Fan Outrage and Empty Seats

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Exorbitant ticket prices for the Fifa World Cup in Canada have led to hundreds of unsold tickets and fan disillusionment, despite initial overwhelming demand, with prices starting at over C$1,000 for the cheapest seats.

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