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Mayor Chow defends decision for Toronto to resell World Cup tickets to corporate sponsors

CP24’s Phil Perkins says the city argues that the tickets will lessen the burden on taxpayers, but some locals say they wish the FIFA tickets were cheaper for residents.

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