Things To Do in Toronto This Labour Day Long Weekend

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Yash Joshi|11 Sep 2025
Home Cleaning

Labour Day long weekend in Toronto is always special. For me, it’s the perfect mix of summer’s last hurrah and the excitement of September just around the corner. This year (August 30 – September 1), I’m especially excited because the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) is back in full swing. If you’ve been wondering how to make the most of your time, here’s a guide from my perspective on what to do, what it will cost, and a little bonus at the end to help you relax after the fun.

Start With the CNE (The Ex)

If you ask me, no Toronto long weekend feels complete without a trip to the CNE. The atmosphere is electric — colourful lights, the smell of carnival food, kids laughing on rides, and music floating across the grounds. It’s nostalgia and excitement all wrapped into one.

How Much It Costs:

Here’s the breakdown I found useful when planning:

  • General Admission: $26.55
  • Youth (5–13) & Seniors (65+): $22.12
  • Family Pass: $84.07 (two adults + two kids)
  • Ride-All-Day Pass: $75.22
  • PRESTO Savings: Admission $22.46, Ride-All-Day $42.81
  • After 5 PM Deal: $13 (perfect if you just want the evening vibe!)

Tip: If you have a PRESTO card, definitely use it — the discounts are worth it.

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About the Author – Yash Joshi

Yash Joshi is a biotechnology specialist by qualification and a home organization enthusiast by passion. When he's not decoding complex biological systems, he enjoys writing about simple, effective ways to keep your home clean, fresh, and stress-free. At TaskOpus, Yash combines his scientific mindset with practical cleaning insights to help readers create healthier, more organized living spaces.

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