Written by: Marc Piercey and Richard Fabregui It looks like it's the end to another season at the #CNE2012 and it's a sad time for everyone. Back to school, a return to colder weather, and the end of the EX. Who would be happy? We enjoyed our time as CNE bloggers and packed in as much as we could. We visited the CNE 9 times, ate almost everything in sight, played games and rode almost all the ride we could! Here are some of our highlights. It was Richard's first time trying any deep-fried food at the EX, and he loved » Continue Reading »

Written by: Chantelle Muise Well today the lights will turn off for another year. The vendors will pack up, and the animals will be carted away. The last vat of grease will be boiled and the caretakers of the grounds will be busy sweeping away the remains of Mardi Gras Beads, plastic bottles and food wrappers. The CNE is bidding adieu until August 2013! Although there will be a number of events that will take place on the grounds from now until then, like Bridal Shows, Haunted Walking Tours, Fall Home Show, Woofstock and The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair (check all » Continue Reading »

Written by: Chantelle Muise By day, it’s a typical mild mannered fair. The CNE is steadily streaming a number of kids from ages 1 to 92, through it’s gates when it opens at 10 am. If it’s too hot under the sun, or on occasion rainy, you have a plethora of indoor options to tickle any fancy. People drink lots, eat a ton, and you may find it hard to find a cool spot under a tree for a rest because they are all taken up. You can shop till your heart's content or see a show - sure it’» Continue Reading »