Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina open Canada’s FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign in Toronto on Friday, with match coverage beginning in the early morning local time. Multiple outlets describe the game as the start of Canada’s Group B campaign, marking the co-host’s first outing of the tournament. Yahoo Sports and other listings provide timing and broadcasting guidance for fans, while live-update pages from Australian outlets frame the match alongside the United States’ next fixture. In those accounts, the United States is scheduled to play Paraguay later the same day, after Canada’s match. Separately, one report notes that 13 World Cup matches are scheduled to be played in Canada, with the United States and Mexico identified as the other co-host countries. Across sources, the shared focus is on the kickoff match—Canada vs Bosnia and Herzegovina—and the broader tournament schedule in North America. The coverage remains oriented around match timing and location details rather than tactical or team-specific conclusions.