The CNE's new gender-neutral washroom signs are worth the ticket

Besides the crazy food line up at the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE), another subtle change was made this year. The washroom doors look slightly different.

Many may have noticed, the doors now carry a new symbol of both male and female with the words, “We Don’t Care” introducing new all-gender washrooms to the CNE grounds. The sign itself was designed by a Kansas City artist earlier this year, but it seems to be a hit here in the north.

The new gender neutral bathrooms have been welcome by the public, who have taken to social media to show the new signs.

Just another reason to love the EX.

Playing at the #CNE tonight with @marshalldane and the boys. They have bathroom doors that look like this. #approved 👍🏻👍🏻

A photo posted by Ben Miller (@bennythebassman) on Aug 22, 2016 at 4:25pm PDT

As seen @ the Canadian National Exhibition right here in Toronto. I’m not one for nationalism but this shit right here makes me proud of where I live. #pride #equality #lgbtpride #torontodj #cne #toronto #dj #vinyldj #becauseits2015

A photo posted by Jeff Shorthouse (@djbojangles416) on Aug 23, 2016 at 1:12pm PDT