Northlands
Weather to blame for lowest K-Days attendance since 2006, Northlands says
Sunday night marked the end of the 2019 K-Days festival, with more than 700,000 people taking part in the 10-day festival. Continue reading
The heart and soul of K-Days: More than 900 volunteers bring this year’s exhibition to life
By Margeaux Maron Community Reporter
Walk around K-Days and you’ll see them everywhere — people in blue golf shirts, aged eight-94 giving up part of their summer to volunteer at the exhibition. Continue reading
Walking midway with beer one of new features at 2019 K-Days festival
By Margeaux Maron Community Reporter
Several new indoor attractions also offer more free family fun. Continue reading
Court rules cashiers’ lawsuit against Northlands can proceed
Northlands’ efforts to block a wrongful dismissal and defamation lawsuit by some former parking cashiers fell flat on Friday. Continue reading
K-Days announces concert headliners including The Offspring, Kip Moore and Aqua
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
The Offspring kicks things off on July 19 and 90s pop sensation Aqua closes the festival on July 28. Continue reading
2.6% property tax increase passed by Edmonton city council
Edmonton councillors finalized and passed the annual budget Tuesday, confirming property owners will see a 2.6 per cent tax increase to cover costs. Continue reading
Opening date set for Century Mile Racetrack and Casino near Edmonton airport
The new facility, located near the Edmonton International Airport, is set to open on April 1. Continue reading
Edmonton auction to sell off thousands of Northlands items, memorabilia
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
A preview of the items Friday revealed tables, ATMs and kitchenware items along with TVs, collectible plates and old photos of Northlands. Continue reading
Emotional farewell for Northlands staff on final day of casino’s operation
The Northlands Casino opened its doors for its final day of operation on Thursday. Continue reading
Edmonton’s Farmfair International happy with 2018 event despite predicted drop in attendance
It’s one of the country’s top agricultural shows but on Monday, Edmonton’s Farmfair International released its attendance figures for the weekend which showed a marked decline, although that was somewhat expected. Continue reading