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Neil Young was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada to sportswriter and novelist Scott Young and Rassy Ragland, who had moved to Toronto from their family home of Manitoba to pursue a sport journalism career. Neil spent his early years in the small country town of Omemee, in southern Ontario (130 km northeast of Toronto). He was diagnosed with diabetes as a child[5] and a bout of polio at the age of 6 left him with a weakened left side; he still walks with a slight limp.
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The Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young reunion tour, which wrapped April 19 at the Kiel Center in St. Louis, grossed about $43 million and played to 92% capacity over the course of 40 shows. "All the experts out there were wrong," says Arthur Fogel, president of Toronto-based the Next Adventure/SFX, which produced the tour. "This was a great show, and [CSNY] were a pleasure to work with."
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Neil was born in Toronto but moved to Winnipeg as a teenager when his parents divorced. His mother was a panelist on a Canadian quiz show and his father was a sports writer for the Toronto Sun.
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