The coronavirus pandemic has caused Queen City Ex in Regina to be cancelled this summer, for the first time in its history.

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.

Saskatchewan's fair is jumping on the esports bandwagon by offering up the largest tournament prize pool in the province's history.

Queen City Ex is featuring exciting new menu options this year including cotton-candy tacos, flaming hot Cheeto corn-dogs, and crab-stuffed burgers.

Ticketholders to the Aug. 1 Roughriders game can use their ticket to get into the Queen City Ex that day, too.

A performance by Canadian country hall of fame inductee Paul Brandt is the final Queen City Ex concert announcement.

Nelly will perform a mix of his new hits and classics like “Country Grammar,” “Ride Wit Me,” “E.I” and “Hot in Here” at Regina's Queen City Ex.

The Regina Symphony Orchestra and Jeans n' Classics will meet on stage Aug. 4 at the Queen City Ex for a performance featuring the music of Journey and Queen.

Canadian rock legends Tom Cochrane and April Wine are co-headlining the Queen City Ex on Aug. 1 in Regina.

'90s boy bands 98 Degree and O-Town are slotted in to play at Queen City Ex in Regina, which runs from July 31-Aug. 4.