The World Cup is coming to Toronto — let’s not allow single-use waste to steal the show. More than 90% of plastic waste in Canada already ends up in landfills, incinerators or our waterways. Join #ReuseForTheWin & tell the city of Toronto we want reuse act.oceana.org/page/172451/...

A new campaign fights for zero waste at FIFA World Cup 2026 With the FIFA World Cup taking place in less than a year, host cities Vancouver and Toronto are working hard to accommodate both the incoming national teams and their fans with new infrastructure.…

🚮 #OceanaCanada's #ReuseForTheWin campaign calls on #MLSE & #BCPavco to replace single-use food and beverage containers ahead of #FIFAWorldCup26 to avoid the littering of 2.3 M single-use items

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#Breaking: New #ReuseForTheWin campaign urges action with FIFA World Cup 2026™ a year away. It’s time for Toronto and Vancouver stadiums to choose: Will Canada’s world cup events set a zero-waste standard, or leave a legacy of trash?
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