For decades, Canada's men's national soccer team carried an unfortunate distinction. Despite qualifying for the FIFA World Cup in 1986 and again in 2022, the country had never won a match on the sport's biggest stage. That changed on Thursday night. In front of a raucous crowd at BC Place in Vancouver, Canada dismantled Qatar 6-0 to secure the nation's first-ever men's FIFA World Cup victory, a landmark result that immediately became one of the biggest moments in Canadian soccer history. After opening the tournament with a 1-1 draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada entered the match knowing three points would dramatically improve its chances of reaching the knockout stage. Instead of merely grinding out a result, Head coach Jesse Marsch's side dominated. The crowd of nearly 53,000 was ready for a win from the get-go, with the home team providing plenty to cheer about.…