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FIFA Seeks Priority Healthcare for 2026 World Cup

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  • FIFA requests healthcare access for athletes and VIPs in Toronto and Vancouver
  • Canadian health ministries have not confirmed agreements with FIFA
  • Ethical concerns raised over VIP healthcare prioritization
  • Past events like the Pan Am Games handled medical care through private insurance
  • Ministry of Health coordinates with partners for the 2026 World Cup
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