Excerpt from Global News By Matthew Trevithick For the second year in a row, London’s iconic Western Fair will not be held as a result
Author: Chris Clarke
Executive Director and Administrator for the Canadian Association of Amusement Operators
Ontario: Canada’s Wonderland Announces Re-Opening
Excerpt from Canadas Wonderland Website Opening July 5 for Season Passholders, July 7 for All Guests – Tickets & Reservations Available June 17 “When Canada’s
Ontario: CAAO Members Encouraged To Join TIAO
We are pleased that the Canadian Association of Amusement Operators and its members are able to take advantage of TIAO’s offer of complimentary membership
Alberta: K-Days cancelled for a second year in Edmonton
Excerpt from Global News By Karen Bartko For the second year in a row, Edmonton’s K-Days summer carnival and exhibition will not go ahead — despite Premier Jason
N.B.: COVID-19 roundup: ‘Path to green’ unveiled
Excerpt from CBC.ca Vaccinated travellers will have an easier time coming to P.E.I. than those without shots New Brunswick unveiled its “path to green” and announced nine
Alberta: 3-stage plan could see Alberta fully reopen by July
Excerpt from CBC.ca The Alberta government has unveiled its three-stage “open for summer” plan, a strategy tied directly to vaccination and hospitalization numbers that could
B.C. lays out restart plan including a return to normal by September
British Columbia officials on Tuesday unveiled a four-step plan to ease pandemic restrictions, with indoor restaurant dining and small social gatherings back on right away.
Alberta: Rodeos brace for an uncertain season
Excerpt from The Canadian Press By ALESSIA PASSAFIUME For Lynn Phillips, the Ponoka Stampede feels more like a family reunion than a rodeo. “Even though
Calgary Stampede ready to ride under Alberta’s COVID-19 restrictions
Excerpt from THE CANADIAN PRESS by JEFF MCINTOSH The Calgary Stampede has not yet secured a permit for its cheery kickoff parade. It will not
Quebec: Re Opening plan
Excerpt from Quebec.ca The relaxations presented in this page apply to all regions of Québec. These changes relate to low-risk activities targeting large venues and