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Can the World Cup boost Canada's real estate market?

Hotel occupancy in Toronto and Vancouver was expected to surge during the FIFA World Cup, but demand has been softer than anticipated. BNN Bloomberg's Lindsay Biscaia examines where World Cup travelers are staying and what it means for the tourism and housing markets.

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