The Canadian National Exhibition
2026 Found Children / Lost & Found Attendant
Toronto, Ontario
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 71 days ago
HR
About the role
- Come join our team at the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE)!
- With something for everyone, the CNE offers a wide range of attractions and interactive entertainment experiences including: concerts, midway rides and games, shopping, exhibits, tech and gaming hubs, food and wacky treats!
Requirements
- Minimum Age Requirement: 18 years
- If you are contacted to arrange an interview, please advise us if you require accommodation.
Nice to have
- Experience working with children is preferred
- Good computer skills
- Available to work all 18 days of the fair (August 21
- Able to attend Mandatory HR and Job Specific Orientation Session in Early August
- May be required to cover shifts until midnight as schedule dictates
- CPR certification (training provided)
- Police Reference Check (Vulnerable Sectors) must be obtained prior to beginning work
Compensation
- The CNE, often affectionately referred to as The Ex, is Canada's largest community event and one of the top ten agricultural fairs in North America, attracting approximately 1.6 million visitors annually over the course of its 18-day run.
Benefits
- Available to work flexible hours, evenings and weekends
Company info
- Looking for a summer job that's fun, by the waterfront and gets you access to one of Toronto's most iconic events?
- The CNE, often affectionately referred to as The Ex, is Canada's largest community event and one of the top ten agricultural fairs in North America, attracting approximately 1.6 million visitors annually over the course of its 18-day run.
- Join the team and be part of this summer tradition, helping us inspire Canadians and create memories!
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