On the weekend the 2020 Saskatoon Ex was aiming to take place, Prairieland Park will be offering a drive-thru experience with fair foods that include spudnuts.

Evraz Place in Regina will host three drive-in concerts in one day, while Saskatoon's SaskTel Centre is already embracing drive-in movies.

For the first time since 1886, the Saskatoon Exhibition will not go ahead due to COVID-19 restrictions.

While many have cancelled or postponed, some summer events scheduled for July and August are planning to go ahead until government and health officials confirm otherwise.

The biggest event at Prairieland Park each year is The Ex and organizers are hoping it can go ahead as scheduled later this summer.

“You are going to see people here from ages four to 95 showing dogs of all ages," Katelyn Sutton said on the wide age range of handlers and their canines.

Six days of entertainment, rides, and food thrilled over 216,000 people at Prairieland Park during the 2019 Saskatoon Ex.

An early-morning fire in Prairieland Park produced billowing black smoke, but a spokesperson with Saskatoon Ex says it will not affect the ongoing carnival.

The SuperDogs are providing a magical experience in the dog days of summer at the Saskatoon Ex.

An official with the Saskatoon Ex said the group is “terribly sorry for the oversight” after a video appeared on Instagram.