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THE DAVEY BULLETIN
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July/August 2026
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GOAL! CANADA EMPLOYEE SCORES BIG IN WORLD CUP VIDEO
You say soccer; Tyler Swaine, climber, Muskoka offi ce, Davey
Tree Expert Co. of Canada, Limited, says football.
Either way, the millions following the World Cup may have
seen Swaine featured in the "O Canada" video created by
Major League Soccer® (MLS) Canada, which is part of the
documentary series National Anthems highlighting MLS
players, national team stars and soccer fans from countries
across the world celebrating the World Cup.
"Davey having involvement in the World Cup is incredible,"
Swaine said. "The whole world is paying attention, and
I think it's great to get our brand name out there in the
spotlight."
Swaine was not always a professional soccer fan. But after
working at BMO Stadium, which was home to World Cup
games this year, and seeing live games up close, he was
blown away by the enthusiasm the fans had and became a
Toronto FC fan himself.
A producer from MLS had contacted Davey Canada about
featuring an employee to show a typical Canadian working
with trees and being in nature. Swaine was chosen to be
part of the video due to recommendations from coworkers.
"Being featured in the video was an honor and a bit nerve
racking to be honest," Swaine said. "It was truly a personal
challenge to get out of my comfort zone, which is something
I'm sure many new climbing arborists have faced early in
their careers. I was thrilled to have been a part of it and have
a great sense of personal pride because of it."
So, who was he rooting for? Canada, of course!
Tyler Swaine
climber, Muskoka offi ce, Davey
Tree Expert Co. of Canada, Limited
Scan the QR code to
watch the "O Canada"
World Cup video.
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