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Toronto's Blue Jays Home Opener & Weekend Events

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Torontos Blue Jays kick off their 50th season with a home series against the Athletics, featuring pregame ceremonies and concourse upgrades. Fans can also enjoy art at the Artists Project and films at the Canadian Film Festival. Parkdale Day and the Toronto Vintage Show offer markets and shopping. Plan for transit changes, including subway closures and lane narrowings.

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Toronto News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Toronto's Blue Jays Home Opener & Weekend Events. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Toronto's Blue Jays are kicking off their 50th season this weekend at Rodgers Center with a three-game series against the Oakland Athletics. The home opener starts Friday at 7.07pm, followed by games Saturday at 3.07pm and Sunday at 1.37pm. Expect pre-games ceremonies honoring past champions and new concourse upgrades with historical displays. Fans can also dive into art at the artist's project at InnerCare Center, featuring over 250 independent creators through Sunday. The Canadian Film Festival marks its 20th year at Scotia Bank Theatre, with 16 features and 40 shorts running until March 29. Meanwhile, Parkdale Day brings markets, tours, live music, and deals along Queen Street on Saturday. Vintage fans should hit the Toronto Vintage Show at exhibition place for clothing and accessories from the 1950s to the early two. Thousands open Saturday from 9am to 6pm and Sunday from 10am to 5pm.

Plan ahead for transit changes, including no subway service online too between Kipling and Jane stations. Saturday replaced by buses. Go lines like Lakeshore East, Kitchener, and Stuffle face hourly service or bus replacements due to maintenance. Westbound Gardener Expressway lanes narrow from Park Lawn Road to Grand Avenue into next year for construction. Check official sites for tickets and real-time updates to make the most of your weekend. Local news powered by AI. This is Toronto News Today.

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