The CNE is back baby and \u002D it appears \u002D better than ever.
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The Ferris wheel spins as the CNE reopens after a two-year COVID-19 hiatus in Toronto, Aug. 19, 2022.The final tally will come after the exhibition closes on Monday to count total gate sales, online sales, and tickets from various retail and promo partners. “We have persevered through two years of closures, re-called our full-time staff and brought back our seasonal staff , partners and vendors,” said Darrell Brown, CNE CEO said partly in a statement.Article content
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