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Newsmakers: How the FIFA World Cup will economically boost Canadian host cities

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Tyeshia Redden, an Assistant Professor of Urban Planning at the University of Toronto, joined Newsmakers host Rick Zamperin to speak about how the FIFA World Cup will bring an economic boost to host cities (Photo courtesy of the University of Toronto).
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VIDEO: Canada is hosting the FIFA World Cup for the very first time along with Mexico and the United States. With a record number of nations participating some experts believe host cities will receive a large economic boost. Host Rick Zamperin speaks with Tyeshia Redden, an Assistant Professor of Urban Planning at the University of Toronto.

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