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Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Kicks Off with Mayor Olivia Chow and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Attendance

TORONTO — The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, a cherished annual tradition now in its 102nd year, officially opened in Toronto on November 3, bringing together a vibrant community of farmers, growers, and producers from across Canada. Mayor Olivia Chow and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were present to celebrate the occasion, touring various exhibits and interacting with participants.

For over a century, the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair has highlighted Canada’s agricultural excellence, showcasing the finest livestock, produce, and agricultural innovations. This year’s edition continues to uphold the tradition, with exhibitions ranging from livestock competitions to culinary demonstrations and equestrian events.

“It was fun to join Prime Minister Trudeau and tour some of the exhibitors,” Mayor Chow shared on social media. Her message celebrated the fair’s role in bringing the best of rural Canada into the heart of the city, while also emphasizing the significance of supporting Canadian agriculture.

The fair, which runs until November 10, offers numerous attractions for visitors, including food sampling from local producers, educational workshops, and displays featuring cutting-edge farming technology. The event is a major draw for urban and rural audiences alike, providing a platform for celebrating agricultural achievements and learning about sustainable farming practices.

Organizers expect thousands of visitors over the week, making it a must-visit event in Toronto. For those eager to experience the best in Canadian agriculture, the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair promises an engaging and educational experience.

The fair is located at Exhibition Place, and tickets are available both online and at the venue.

Alwin Marshall-Squire

Alwin Marshall-Squire is the Editor-in-Chief of GTA Today and serves as the Parliament Hill Reporter covering Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet. With a commitment to accurate and timely news coverage, Marshall-Squire brings depth and insight to the forefront of Canadian journalism. For feedback, reach out at alwin.squire@gtaweekly.ca.

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