Toronto FC  will face the Vancouver Whitecaps in the Canadian Championship final after both teams advanced on aggregate from their respective semifinals on Wednesday.

Toronto beat the Ottawa Fury 3-0 in the second leg at BMO Field to advance 4-0 on aggregate.

Ayo Akinola scored in the 38th minute to give the hosts the advantage at half-time and Jordan Hamilton put matters to bed in the 76th minute.

Jonathan Osorio added one more for Toronto before full-time to send the defending champions...

Toronto FC has suspended the privileges of all supporters' groups in the wake of a fire in the stands that disrupted Wednesday night's Canadian Championship match at the Ottawa Fury.

The game was stopped for about five minutes in the second half when a loud blast echoed from the Toronto fans' section and their banners caught fire.

The Fury said after the game that Toronto fans had "smuggled a small quantity of fireworks into the stadium and ignited them." Fireworks and flares are both...

USL side Ottawa Fury FC has announced that GM and head coach Paul Dalglish has resigned his positions and will be replaced on an interim basis by Julian de Guzman.

Fury FC president John Pugh said that Dalglish intended to leave after the end of the season for personal reasons, but the club and Dalglish decided jointly that it would be better for the team to make the switch now.

"This decision will give Julian the opportunity to get the rest of the season under his belt," said Pugh via a club release.

Since...

Toronto FC overturned a first-leg deficit against Ottawa Fury, beating its USL rivals 4-0 on Wednesday night and 5-2 on aggregate to reach the finals of the Canadian Championship.

Ottawa was clinging to a 2-1 first-leg advantage in their trip to BMO Field and held firm for most of the first half against Toronto, but the deadlock was broken just before half-time with a 41st minute own goal from Eddie Edward.

One minute later, Tsubasa Endoh doubled the lead from a Victor Vazquez assist to...

The Vancouver Whitecaps have a slight upper hand over Montreal Impact following a 2-1 first-leg semifinal win at home in the Canadian Championship on Tuesday night.

Teenage sensation Alphonso Davies opened the scoring for the hosts in the 13th minute, and assisted on his team's second goal of the first half, setting up teammate Nicolas Mezquida, whose clinical finish sent the Caps to the dressing room with a 2-0 half-time lead.

But the Impact snuck in what could be a critical...