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Take a Flyer: Piece of CNE's storied history lives on at restaurant

The five eight-foot red letters were preserved after the coaster was torn down, and people now visit Tanners Restaurant to see a piece of CNE history.

Summary by Orillia Matters
Massive sign from iconic roller-coaster has been at Tanners restaurant in Acton since ride was torn down 30 years ago

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Massive piece of CNE's history lives on at Ontario restaurant

Sign from iconic Flyer has been at Tanners since roller coaster was torn down 30 years ago

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Piece of CNE's history lives on in massive memorabilia at Acton restaurant

Sign from iconic Flyer has been at Tanners since roller coaster was torn down 30 years ago

·Fergus, Canada
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Take a Flyer: Piece of CNE's storied history lives on at restaurant

Massive sign from iconic roller-coaster has been at Tanners restaurant in Acton since ride was torn down 30 years ago

·Orillia, Canada
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Orillia Matters broke the news in Orillia, Canada on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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