Maple leaf-shaped clappers create World Cup excitement in Toronto

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Last updated Jun 26, 2026

Maple leaf-shaped clappers create World Cup excitement in Toronto
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A red noisemaker shaped like a maple leaf has gained popularity in Toronto during the World Cup. Known as the 'Canadian clapper,' these free handheld items are being distributed at BMO Field and the city's fan festival ahead of Canada’s group-stage matches. Measuring 4 by 7 inches, the clappers are made from recycled materials and symbolize national pride as Canada co-hosts the tournament. Volunteers have handed out thousands of them at recent events, contributing to a vibrant atmosphere amid heightened interest in soccer. As Canada approaches its next match, the buzz surrounding the clapper continues to grow.

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  • The Canadian clapper is shaped like a maple leaf and measures 4 by 7 inches.
  • Free clappers are distributed at BMO Field and fan festivals in Toronto.
  • They symbolize national pride during Canada's first World Cup co-hosting.
  • Volunteers have given out thousands of clappers ahead of group-stage matches.
  • Canada's next match follows their successful start in the tournament.
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A red noisemaker shaped like a maple leaf has become all the rage in Toronto during the World Cup. The “Canadian clapper” has been handed for free out at BMO Field and the city’s fan festival ahead of Canada’s group-stage matches. The handheld items, measuring 4 by 7 inches (10 by 18 centimeters), can't be bought in stores, making them a must-have for fans of Les Rouges.

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