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Fan Expo kicks off at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre
August 28, 2026 6:15 pm EST.
Celebrate your favourite movie franchises, TV shows, comic books and anime at the annual Fan Expo, returning this year to Toronto. It is one of the last weekends of the summer before school starts to attend all the events the city has to offer.
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