City of Vancouver will not release FIFA World Cup costs

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City of Vancouver will not release FIFA World Cup costs

The Taxpayers Federation is putting pressure on the City of Vancouver to releases its contract with FIFA World Cup for its updated costs, but the city says it will be kept confidential due to legal and security reasons.

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