As the Toronto Blue Jays prepare for the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, fans in Toronto and even in Canada’s northernmost city, Iqaluit, are showing strong support. Rogers Centre hosts ticketed watch parties with a lively atmosphere, featuring live broadcasts on the videoboard, fanfare, free popcorn, concessions, and Jays Shop access, with tickets costing $15 benefiting the Jays Care Foundation. Additionally, public viewing events are held at Nathan Phillips Square, where thousands gather to watch on a giant screen, enjoy a DJ, and celebrate in team spirit, with the iconic TORONTO sign lit in team colors. Road closures and transportation tips are provided to accommodate the crowds. Meanwhile, in Iqaluit, over 2,000 kilometers from Toronto, fans pack The Storehouse Bar and Grill, which has become a hub of Blue Jays enthusiasm, decorated with team memorabilia and themed food and drinks. The community’s excitement was palpable when the team clinched their spot in the World Series, with celebrations comparable to those in Toronto. Local residents, including Valerie Hill, express pride in supporting the Jays and highlight how the team's success unites their small Arctic community, bringing a sense of recognition and joy. Fans are hopeful for a Blue Jays victory to bring home the championship and continue fostering community spirit across Canada.