Larin's late goal gives Canada 1-1 draw with Bosnia in home World Cup opener

On a warm June evening in Toronto, Canada's national soccer team crossed a quiet but meaningful threshold — earning its first World Cup point on home soil, a 1-1 draw against Bosnia-Herzegovina that arrived through a substitute's goal with twelve minutes to spare. The moment belonged not only to Cyle Larin, who finished calmly two minutes after entering the pitch, but to a country still learning what it means to host — and compete in — the world's largest sporting event. Three World Cup appearances across four decades have yielded little, yet history has a way of accumulating in small incremen