Monday marked the unofficial end of summer as the Canadian National Exhibition drew to a close

Since the CNE ended on Monday, the summer has officially come to an end. This year's attendance significantly increased due to the exhibition's comeback after a pandemic break.

It is a popular summertime event in Toronto. Everyone who attended the event enjoyed the last few minutes of entertainment and the air show. Thousands of people gathered to the grounds for the last taste of summer while taking in the sounds associated with it.

That's a WRAP on the 2022 CNE! ???? We have had a blast these past 18 days. Thank you to all of our guests for an EXcellent return to the CNE - see you in 2023! #LetsGoToTheEx pic.twitter.com/gtlifA7Mea

— letsgototheex (@LetsGoToTheEX) September 6, 2022

The finest part of CNE was you can use skill to win prizes or enjoy dancing with lady luck. Kids in this place can drive fast automobiles without a license, and all ages are allowed on the dance floor. As the summer draws to a close, there is a carefree and happy sensation.

Food has always been a major draw for visitors to the exhibition, and for the past 18 days, it appears that many visitors have been filling up on pierogis.

In addition, if you didn't enjoy the midway during CNE, you probably left with a brand-newgadget for your home.

Modern military jets and vintage war birds were back in the sky for the air show's final day, so maybe you took a moment to gaze up amid all the excitement we witnessed on the ground.

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Air show time! Keep your eyes peeled to the skies for performances this afternoon. Remember, things are subject to change as conditions do change quickly. Enjoy!

— CIAS (@CIASToronto) September 5, 2022

Because of the clouds, the performances were cancelled on Saturday, but an air show was held on Monday.

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