Photo by Alex Pantling, FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images With Toronto’s first World Cup match just one day away, spirits are high around the city—for some, that is. Others are less enthusiastic about the hundreds of thousands of tourists heading our way, the road closures to accommodate them and the $380-million cost of it all. According to a new poll conducted by the Angus Reid Institute, 70 per cent of GTA-based respondents said the major sporting event isn’t worth the public cost.