A marketing expert and several vendors at the Ex say AI is a necessary tool to help keep small businesses alive.
Some of the food at this year’s Canadian National Exhibition almost looks too good to be true.
Posters feature images of large scoops of ice cream oozing on top of crispy fried chicken, others show perfectly grilled corn with wisps of smoke. The colours are bright, vibrant and electric with eye-popping fonts advertising this year’s offbeat carnival snacks.
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