Although officially it's not quite the Fall yet, give it a week and it will be. And with the turn of the leaves, comes the falling of the harvest festival in communities all around Toronto. Nothing beats a fall fair for a Cheap Date to end a summer romance - or to kickstart that fling into something a little more lasting.
It's the last long weekend of the summer, and if you're anything like me, you're dreaming of getting out from under the sonic booms intruding into your solitude (such is living next to the CNE and it's traditional Labour Day Weekend air show).
The best thing about this little tid-bit of information you are now privy too, is that (so long as you don't decide to splurge on a bottle of fine French Champagne) a picnic can easily run you under 30 bucks - which just so happens to be the name of the game here at Cheap Date.
For many of us, living in Toronto is more than just exciting and cosmopolitan:
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Urban Planner: November 23, 2009
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