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Panamanian soccer fans love Toronto and even shouted out the TTC

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Panamanian soccer supporters have descended on Toronto to cheer on their team in the FIFA World Cup, and it sure seems like they've been enjoying their stay. Panama is gearing up to play its second of two games at Toronto Stadium on Tuesday, and blogTO caught up with fans of the Central American nation to get a sense of how they feel about our starring role as a host city. We spoke to Panama supporters ahead of the team's first-stage Group L match on June 17.
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Rare cars and a giant red carpet took over major Toronto street this weekend

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By Jack Landau Verified
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The Yorkville Exotic Car Show rolled through Toronto on Father's Day, and the annual tradition brought large crowds back to the huge red carpet on Bloor Street. Since its initial celebration in 2010, the Yorkville Exotic Car Show has only grown in popularity, and might just be one of the only downtown Toronto road closures that drivers can actually get excited about each summer.
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You can ride through Toronto's new futuristic transit hub during construction

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By Jack Landau Verified
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The throngs of crowds passing through Exhibition Station to attend FIFA World Cup matches in Toronto have undoubtedly noticed a large lattice of steel taking shape over the rail corridor in recent weeks. A new metal structure taking shape above the active rail tracks is the first permanent work on the future Exhibition Station transit hub, where existing GO rail routes will link up with the new Ontario Line subway.
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