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Toronto cancelling CNE, major summer events for 2nd year in a row by Michael Ranger Last Updated May 14, 2021 at 5:27 pm EDT A general view of the children's ride area at the 2018 Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto on Sept. 1, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Dominic Chan Some of Toronto’s largest crowd-drawing events will be facing another year of cancellations because of COVID-19. The City of Toronto says it will issue no permits for events until after Labour Day (Sept. 6). The cancellations include festivals and other large, in-person gatherings, held at outdoor sites managed by the city or...

Toronto Cancels Entire Summer Of Events Despite 1.6 Million Of City's 3 Million Residents Being Vaccinated by Tyler Durden Saturday, May 15, 2021 - 12:50 PM Despite widespread vaccination availability and even the U.S. CDC saying that vaccinated people no longer need to wear masks, Toronto has decided to cancel an entire summer's worth of social functions. The city has cancelled "all major in-person events for a second straight summer," CBC reported on Friday. As the city continues to fight off large numbers of Covid cases during the pandemic's third wave (whatever that even means at this poi...

NOW Magazine Toronto cancels all major summer events, including the CNE All in-person city-run and city-permitted events are cancelled through Labour Day By Kevin Ritchie Wikimedia Commons Toronto has cancelled the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE), Caribbean Carnival and many other major summer events again this year due to COVID-19. In a statement on Friday morning, city officials said all in-person city-led and city-permitted outdoor events are cancelled through Labour Day on September 6. The city previously cancelled all major events, including Pride and Canada Day through July ...

Toronto has cancelled major in-person events through to Labour Day in an effort to protect against the spread of COVID-19, a move the Canadian National Exhibition says could put its future in jeopardy.  The CNE took a financial hit of $6 million after cancelling the 18-day event last summer and could stand to lose even more this year, the association that runs the fair said in a statement early Friday morning.  "What happens in the next few months will be a watershed moment for the organization and the legacy of Canada’s largest fair," said Darrell Brown, the executive director of the CNE...

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