Buy cheap tickets to 2nd half of Toronto shows

Taylor Swift to play 1st of 6 sold out Toronto shows
Taylor Swift is playing her first of six sold out Toronto shows at the Rogers Centre on Thursday, part of her record-breaking Eras Tour — the first tour in history to gross over $1 billion.
What should Taylor Swift (or Taylor Swift fans) see while she’s in town? Toronto residents weigh in
Taylor Swift is taking over downtown Toronto’s Entertainment District for nearly 10 days when she brings “The Eras Tour” to Toronto.
Taylor Swift Eras Tour: Buy cheap tickets to second half of Toronto shows
Taylor Swift is kicking off her Canada set of the “Eras Tour" in Toronto and there’s still time to shop tickets to the second half of the Toronto dates.
Here's how Toronto police have prepared for Taylor Swift crowds
As the city prepares to host thousands of Swifties, Toronto police have been working around the clock to ensure the safety of fans and residents alike. CBC's Talia Ricci has more on their plans and how other cities have handled the influx of visitors.
T-Day: Taylor Swift's Eras Tour to start Toronto run as city braces for crush of fans
Taylor Swift fans will converge on Toronto today as the Eras Tour settles in for a fortnight in the city. Canadian Swifties have been waiting for this day for more than a year, after the pop star announced in August 2023 that she'd bring her record-breaking tour north of the border.
Taylor Swift begins Canada tour: Full schedule, ticket prices, more
Taylor Swift’s sold-out Toronto concerts are happening from November 14-23, with tickets reselling for thousands. 'The Eras Tour' is sold out in Toronto, with tickets on resale sites starting at over $2,
Security preparations underway ahead of Taylor Swift concerts in Toronto
Taylor Swift's Eras tour is coming to Toronto. And that has the city ramping up security. Thomas Daigle has more.
Bad traffic, changed plans: Toronto braces for uncertainty of its Taylor Swift Era
TORONTO — Will Taylor Swift bring chaos or do we all need to calm down? It’s a question many Torontonians are asking this week as the city braces for the arrival of Swifties, the massive fan base of one of the world’s biggest pop stars.
Taylor Swift’s Eras tour: Is it Toronto’s ‘Wildest Dream’ for its economy, or too good to be true?
Taylor Swift’s Eras tour is expected to bring an economic windfall to Toronto, but questions remain about who will ultimately benefit from it.
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