Canada Spends $325M on World Cup Security

0:00It's April 29th, I'm Cory with the story and this is Canada News today, your AI-powered local news. Canada's federal government just dropped up to $145 million on security for World Cup matches in Toronto and Vancouver. This fresh cash builds on the $220 million already headed to those cities and $100 million for the RCMP pushing total funding, past $320 million. The tournament kicks off with Canada teaming up as co-host alongside the United States in Mexico, packing 13 games into those two spots. This June and July, Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangari laid it out clear at its Toronto presser this week, stressing how an event this massive demands top level. Teamwork to keep everyone safe, from stadium seats to fan zones. Officials say the money plugs gaps flagged by provinces and cities, easing their budgets while arming safety crews with what they need. Now with resources locked in, fans can focus on the soccer vibes without a worry, as Canada

1:04gears up for one smooth global showdown.