K-Days, Edmonton's biggest summer carnival and fair, has been cancelled for a second summer in a row, despite plans to lift public health restrictions in time for the event. Northlands, the event operator, announced in a news release Tuesday it had decided against hosting its annual July exhibition. "Following discussions with the City of Edmonton and Explore Edmonton, Northlands has made the difficult decision that K-Days will not take place this summer. Each summer, K-Days brings carnival rides, food trucks, agricultural showcases and live concerts to the Edmonton Expo Centre and exhibition grounds in north Edmonton. While K-Days is cancelled, the Calgary Stampede is forging ahead with modified plans for its July events.

Source: CBC News June 01, 2021 19:18 UTC