Forgive my ignorance. I live in the United States.
I went to a short track Indy car race in Richmond, Virginia many years ago and they served the following in a "happy meal" for adults: beer (in a container that resemble a tennis ball can), hamburger, fries, and get this...a pack of cigarettes.
In Canada, what do they serve at the concession stands at CFL games? Anything off the wall?
I'm used to popcorn, hamburgers, hotdogs, Coke, and candy. Curious if they serve anything odd like cigarettes, etc. in Canada?
Smoking and vaping both tobacco and cannabis at the game is illegal in Ontario so there's no point in selling it at the game.
In addition to your list you can also expect to find peanuts, nachos, 100 different styles of poutine, pizza, burritos, chicken fingers, salads, pastas, cider, rum and cola...
Good grief. Did not realize the alcohol issue has switched to no alcohol or cigarettes at Ohio high school games to anything is ok at CFL games. Doesn’t sound family friendly unless there are family friendly sections in the stadium.
Cigarettes isn’t allowed inside the stadium and there is one family friendly area that doesn’t allow alcohol at ticat games that is beside a small playground area
“No alcohol “ sections are better than NO ALCOHOL SECTIONS.
In Ottawa, there is the north and south side stands. The north side is generally more family friendly, while the south side is a little rowdier. But both are beer friendly.