The 16-year-old festival, and its six-storey, 7,300-kilogram rubber duckie known as Mama Duck, are planning a return for 2027.
The annual Toronto Waterfront Festival will take a pause this year, citing funding challenges that include competition from the upcoming FIFA World Cup.
“A perfect storm of circumstances led to this difficult decision,” organizers said in press release Tuesday about the 16-year-old festival known for its star attraction: the six-storey, 7,300-kilogram rubber duckie known as Mama Duck that’s billed as the world’s largest.
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