Canada’s World Cup 2026 campaign in Toronto is set to begin with a high-profile opening ceremony featuring performances by Michael Bublé and Alanis Morissette. Multiple outlets report the two singers will headline the event as part of the ceremony leading up to Canada’s first World Cup match, with co-hosts Canada kicking off the tournament in the city. The coverage frames the ceremony as star-studded, highlighting that both artists are scheduled to appear as part of the pre-match entertainment program. The Independent also describes the event as a “LIVE” presentation, indicating it is being staged as an audience-facing program on the day of the match. While details such as the full running order and additional performers are not specified in the provided excerpts, the common reporting across sources centers on the same headline act lineup—Bublé and Morissette—taking place in Toronto to mark the start of Canada’s tournament run.