Media Advisory - Calling all Fishing, Hunting, Boating, and Outdoor Adventure Lovers - Canada's Outdoor Super Show is back!

The 68^th Annual Toronto Sportsmen's Show Opens Tomorrow

TORONTO, Feb. 4, 2015 /CNW/ - 

What:	Experience everything the great Canadian outdoors has to offer in the realms of camping, fishing, hunting and boating at the 2015 Toronto Sportsmen's Show. Opening its doors to the public tomorrow at the Direct Energy Centre, this year's event is set to be the most exciting yet with an array of new features that will educate and entertain visitors of all ages. Running from February 5-8^th, Canada's biggest and best outdoors show will feature more than 300 exhibits, making it the country's largest event of its kind.
When:	Thursday, February 5: 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
	Friday, February 6: 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
	Saturday, February 7: 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
	Sunday, February 8: 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Where:	Direct Energy Centre at Exhibition Place
	100 Princes' Boulevard Toronto, ON
Interview Opportunities & Visuals:	Hundreds of exhibitors – take a selfie with a porcupine at the Speaking of Wildlife booth, throw an axe or two with the West Coast Lumberjacks, watch the amazing WoofJock dogs prove that they can do more than just fetch, learn how to make a canoe with the Canadian Canoe Museum, hit the bullseye at the Archery Range, catch some waves of excitement at the Hamilton Halton Brant Tourism Adventure Pool, and much more! Interviews with Toronto Sportsmen's Show exhibitors and representatives including: Walter Oster, Canadian National Sportsmen's Shows Chairman and CE Peter Lockhart, Canadian National Sportsmen's Shows President Amanda Lynn Mayhew, Official Ambassador of The Toronto Sportsmen's Show Show photos and interviews with the exhibitors listed above are available upon request
Admission details:	Adults: $19.00 Seniors (60+): $13.00 Juniors (age 6-15): $13.00  Children: Free when accompanied by an adult (under six years) Family pass: $45.00 (two adults & two juniors)

About Toronto Sportsmen's Show
The Toronto Sportsmen's Show, part of the Canadian National Sportsmen's Shows (CNSS), first took place in Toronto in 1948 under the leadership of world famous outdoorsman, author and dedicated conservationist, Frank Kortright, who devoted his life to protecting Canada's wilderness. Sixty five years later, CNSS has helped protect Canada's outdoors with grants in excess of $32 million.

About CNSS
As a not for profit corporation, Canadian National Sportsmen's Shows is committed to conserving Canada's outdoors and instilling Canadian youth with an appreciation for nature and outdoor activity. CNSS uses the proceeds from these shows to support and promote outdoor campaigns and programs in Canada. Since the first show in 1948, more than $32 million has been donated.

SOURCE Toronto Sportsmen's Show

For media registration, interview requests and show updates please contact: Candace Beres, Environics Communications, 416-969-2705, [email protected]