There’s still plenty of time to enjoy the attractions, carnival rides and wacky foods at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto if you didn’t visit the fairgrounds on opening weekend.
Canada’s largest fair, an end-of-summer tradition for many, runs until Sept. 4.
Carnival rides
More than a million people are expected to visit the fairgrounds at Exhibition Place. Here, a family enjoys the Euroslide on Friday.
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A fairgoer rides one of the ferris wheels on the midway, with the CN Tower in the distance.
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Teodula Ahat and her two-year-old grandson, Gabriel Vistan, ride the Dizzy Dogs.
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People pictured on the Sky Ride.
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The fun food
Pickle cotton candy and peanut
