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Get to know the NEW CALL-UPS in the CanMNT January camp roster 🇨🇦

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By Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic Verified, Mitchell Tierney Verified, Andi Petrillo, Kristian Jack
| OneSoccer Verified
By Alexandre Gangue-Ruzic & Mitchell Tierney It has been a while since a Canadian men’s national team squad featured much experimentation. With the World Cup drawing ever closer, Jesse Marsch has mostly been pretty chalk in his squad selections, knowing that getting his core group as many minutes as possible together is vital. Later this month, however, he will be presented with a unique opportunity: the return of Camp Poutine.
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VIDEO: Whitecaps take 4th Canadian Championship title, beating Vancouver FC

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By Mitchell Tierney Verified
| Grand Forks Gazette Verified
Vancouver FC's run in the 2025 TELUS Canadian Championship came to an end with a loss to provincial rivals Vancouver Whitecaps in the final on Wednesday night at BC Place. The Whitecaps won their fourth straight TELUS Canadian Championship title with a 4-2 victory over their provincial rivals VFC Eagles. Vancouver FC was the first Canadian Premier League (CPL) team to reach the Canadian Championship finals.
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VIDEO: Whitecaps take 4th Canadian Championship title, beating Vancouver FC

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By Mitchell Tierney Verified
| Surrey Now-Leader Verified
Vancouver FC's run in the 2025 TELUS Canadian Championship came to an end with a loss to provincial rivals Vancouver Whitecaps in the final on Wednesday night at BC Place. The Whitecaps won their fourth straight TELUS Canadian Championship title with a 4-2 victory over their provincial rivals VFC Eagles. Vancouver FC was the first Canadian Premier League (CPL) team to reach the Canadian Championship finals.
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