Ontario’s World Cup matches have concluded while ticket resale platforms that operate in the province appear to have received no penalties under a new price-cap law, according to reports. The law prohibits reselling Ontario concert and sports tickets for more than their face value. It came into force in April, ahead of Ontario’s World Cup event window. While resale platforms reportedly continued to list and sell tickets in ways that could breach the cap, the province has not publicly identified any fines or enforcement actions at the time of reporting. The coverage indicates that the lack of visible penalties may reflect either ongoing investigation, reliance on compliance efforts, or enforcement that has not been made public. Both outlets frame the situation as a gap between the law’s entry into force and any announced provincial responses, while noting that the World Cup period provided an immediate test of how the rule functions in practice. The reports do not cite specific cases or quantify how many listings exceeded face value, focusing instead on the absence of reported enforcement outcomes.