Toronto Is Having a Women’s Sports Moment—Here’s How to Plan a Trip Around It
Toronto is experiencing a significant moment in women's sports with the introduction of new professional teams in basketball, hockey, and soccer. The inaugural game of the Toronto Tempo, the first WNBA team in Canada, marked a historic occasion for the city and women's sports. Fans are encouraged to plan trips around these events to fully experience the vibrant atmosphere and support for female athletes.
- ▪Toronto has become a hub for women's sports with the introduction of professional teams in basketball, hockey, and soccer.
- ▪The Toronto Tempo is the first WNBA franchise outside the US, symbolizing a milestone for women's sports in Canada.
- ▪Fans are actively engaging with women's sports, creating a lively atmosphere in arenas and surrounding venues.
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DestinationsToronto Is Having a Women’s Sports Moment—Here’s How to Plan a Trip Around ItWith new women’s basketball, hockey, and soccer teams transforming the city, Toronto has become one of the most exciting places in North America to catch a game. Here’s where to eat, stay, and soak it all in.By Julia VieleMay 22, 2026GettySave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyElectricity charged the air in Toronto’s Coca-Cola Coliseum on May 8, 2026. For the first time, the stands were awash in burgundy and blue, with longtime sports fans and young girls alike cloaked in the colors to watch the inaugural Toronto Tempo game, celebrating the country's first WNBA team.
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