Barrie News: Canadian Flyball Team Represents at FOWC Championship
Canadian Flyball Team at FOWC Championship

A Canadian flyball team is representing the country at the FOWC (Flyball Open World Championship), showcasing the sport's growing popularity. The team, known as Some Ruff Competition, has been training rigorously for the event.

FIFA Reviews Water Bottle Policy Amid Heat Concerns

FIFA is taking a 'second look' at its water bottle policy after concerns were raised by Toronto officials regarding player safety during high temperatures. The review aims to ensure adequate hydration breaks during matches.

TTC to Use Drones for Crowd Monitoring During World Cup

The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) will deploy drones to monitor crowds and enable 'real-time responses' to congestion during the World Cup. This initiative aims to improve safety and efficiency.

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