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5 places tracked · 0 dedicated gluten-free · evidence dated, never guaranteed
Our Canada list is young and deliberately travel-shaped: it starts where World Cup visitors actually land and queue. Toronto Pearson publishes allergy information outlet by outlet, and both BC Place in Vancouver and BMO Field in Toronto document their gluten-free options — BMO even has a formal medical exception for bringing your own food. City depth is coming; the airport-and-stadium skeleton is already solid.
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Toronto
Toronto Pearson Airport — Apropos Toronto (Terminal 1)
Official torontopearson.com restaurant page: fully gluten-free pre-packaged options available; gluten-friendly dishes are made with GF ingredients but prepared in a shared kitchen where cross-contact may occur (stated verbatim by the airport). Coeliacs: choose the sealed pre-packaged GF items.
BMO Field — allergy outside-food accommodation (WC26 Toronto)
Official FAQ: fans with food allergies/medical conditions may bring their own food and drink (call Fan Services 416-815-5982 for the exception). Venue explicitly states cross-contamination cannot be guaranteed and severe-allergy guests should ask for a manager.
Toronto Pearson Airport — Heirloom Bakery Cafe (Terminal 3)
Official torontopearson.com listing: local bakery offering take-out items for special diets incl. gluten-free (also vegan, kosher, halal), made fresh to order with regional ingredients.
Toronto Pearson Airport — Zane Caplansky Deli (Terminal 3)
Official torontopearson.com listing: fully gluten-free pre-packaged options available. Sealed pre-packaged items are the coeliac-safe pick; deli counter items are shared-prep.
Vancouver
BC Place — GF options declared (WC26 Vancouver)
Official food & beverage page: 'diverse range of options for vegetarian/vegan diets, dairy-free, gluten-free and peanut allergies' across 40+ concessions. No protocol detail or stand locations published.
Before you go
Kitchens change — menus, owners, fryers, staff. Evidence dates tell you when we last saw proof, not what is true today. Always confirm directly with the venue at the time of your visit, say explicitly that it's coeliac disease, and trust your own questions over any listing — including ours.
Events & what’s next
Looking for gluten-free festivals, markets and pop-ups? See the Gluten-Free Events Calendar 2026/27.
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