Facilities & Logistics Hub

Your Resource for CWA 2026 Updates

As we prepare for Agribition 2026, this hub provides exhibitors, producers, volunteers, and partners with the latest information regarding facility planning, grounds layouts, and event logistics.

Updates will be added here as plans progress, including maps, layout information, logistics details, and answers to frequently asked questions.

Thank you for your continued support and commitment to Agribition. We look forward to welcoming the agricultural community back to Regina this November.

Renderings of the proposed new structure

2026 Facilities & Logistics Hub

Planning a world-class experience for Canada’s largest livestock and agriculture event.

Canadian Western Agribition is 100% on track for November 2026. Our team is working closely with Brandt Sports & Entertainment and the REAL District to ensure exhibitors, producers, sponsors, and visitors continue to experience the high standard of Agribition they know and expect.

This hub will provide ongoing updates regarding facility planning, livestock logistics, exhibitor information, maps, parking, and operational details as they are finalized.

Agribition 2026: What You Need To Know

The show is happening.
CWA 2026 dates, events, competitions, and programming remain on track.

Our footprint has evolved.
Agribition has secured access to the facilities and space required to deliver a world-class event.

Livestock remains at the heart of Agribition.
While facility layouts are evolving, our priority remains animal care, producer experience, and operational excellence.

Planning is underway.
Our team is actively working through stalling, wash racks, parking, and exhibitor logistics.

Evolving Our Footprint

The REAL District grounds are undergoing significant changes following the transition of ownership to Brandt Sports & Entertainment. As the grounds evolve, Canadian Western Agribition is working collaboratively with our landlord to redesign portions of our operational footprint.

Some facility changes mean livestock stalling will transition out of certain existing buildings, including the Canada Centre Building.

Tie-outs will remain in the same location.

Our approach is simple:

Any new layout must meet Agribition’s standards for:

  • Animal welfare
  • Producer convenience
  • Safe handling
  • Efficient traffic flow
  • Adequate infrastructure
  • A premium exhibitor experience
  • Temperature and air quality controlled

2026 Grounds Maps & Layout Updates

September 28, 2026. Framing being installed for the new East structure.

September 28, 2026. Framing for the new East structure is now complete.

September 21, 2026. Insulation and electrical is being installed.

September 21, 2026. The infill gap was closed.

September 21, 2026. Steel showed up.

September 14, 2026. No update due to weather.

As of September 8, 2026. Continued work on the first infill.

As of August 31, 2026. The first infill has been installed.

As of August 24, 2026.

As of August 17, 2026. Further groundwork is being done.

As of August 10, 2026. Groundwork is being done before the new structure goes up.

As of August 4, 2026. The previous tent has been removed.

As discussed at the 2026 CWA AGM

2026 Logistics Priorities

Livestock Facilities

  • Updated stalling configurations
  • Animal movement plans
  • Arrival and departure procedures
  • Producer access routes

Wash Rack Infrastructure

  • Water access
  • Efficient traffic flow

Trailer Parking & Transportation

  • Trailer parking plans
  • Loading/unloading zones
  • Traffic management
  • Arrival procedures

Exhibitor Experience

  • Commercial trade show layout
  • Vendor access
  • Sponsor activation spaces
  • Visitor flow

Facility Operations

  • Increased power and water access
  • Safety planning
  • Accessibility
  • Emergency response planning

Agribition Belongs to the Agricultural Community

For 55 years, producers, exhibitors, volunteers, sponsors, and visitors have built Canadian Western Agribition into one of the world’s premier agricultural events.

We understand that changes to a familiar footprint create questions. Your concerns are valid, and we are committed to keeping you informed every step of the way.

Every decision being made is guided by one goal:

Protecting the Agribition experience and ensuring producers have the world-class facilities and support they need to showcase their animals.

Have Questions? We’re Here to Help

For questions regarding:

  • Livestock entries
  • Stalling
  • Exhibitor logistics
  • Parking
  • Facility requirements

Contact: kbeck@agribition.com

FAQ’S

Agribition is absolutely happening! The show is 100% on track for this fall. Our dates, events and schedules remain unchanged

Not at all. We are working closely with Brandt’s event and engineering teams to ensure the event experience is just as vibrant, competitive and world-class as always. Our goal is to maintain or exceed the high standard our visitors expect.

Yes, absolutely! Livestock remain the heart of Agribition. While we are reorganizing where certain animals are housed on the grounds to accommodate campus updates, you will still see the full component of world-class cattle, horses and livestock that make Agribition famous.

Brandt has announced a new building, work is underway. Our operations team is actively mapping out optimized stalling layouts right now. We are utilizing state-of-the-art structures to ensure all animals are housed safely and comfortably. Your specific stalling assignments and updated maps will be sent directly to you as soon as they are finalized.

Yes. Ensuring adequate wash racks and water access is a top priority in our daily planning meetings with Brandt. We are fully committed to providing the essential infrastructure you need to showcase your stock effectively.

We completely understand your anxiety. Agribition belongs to the producers, and our executive team is working daily to protect your investment. We guarantee that the producer experience will be fully supported. Agribition is still actively travelling globally to increase international buyers and attendees.

Yes, the Rodeo and all major evening entertainment events are going ahead exactly as planned. Access to the Brandt Centre and surrounding entertainment spaces remains fully secured.

The commercial trade show footprints are secure. If any minor floor plan adjustments are required due to broader traffic-flow changes on the campus, our trade show coordinator will reach out to you directly well in advance to review your location.

Some logistics may be adjusted as we optimize the footprint. Updated information will be provided directly to exhibitors before the show.