July 17–26, 2026
K-Days 2026
Edmonton EXPO Centre · Edmonton
Ten days of drop-in tournaments and free-play gaming inside Edmonton's biggest summer festival, with more than 4,400 controller checkouts recorded.

Edmonton, Alberta · Esports production since 2020
Canakrn plans, staffs and runs competitive gaming events across Alberta: grassroots brackets, festival activations for thousands, and the tournament-ready equipment that powers them.
What we do
Whether you need a full tournament produced, a gaming zone that draws a festival crowd, or the consoles and monitors to run your own, it starts here.

From concept to final bracket.
Planning and delivering competitive gaming events from concept to completion: format, brackets, stations, staffing and the run of show.
Plan an event
A crowd magnet for any floor.
Interactive gaming experiences for festivals, expos and public events: free-play stations, drop-in tournaments and hands-on community engagement.
Book an activation
Tournament-ready, games included.
Tournament-ready consoles, monitors and accessories for events of any size, with the games pre-loaded and the accessories included.
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Events portfolio
July 17–26, 2026
Edmonton EXPO Centre · Edmonton
Ten days of drop-in tournaments and free-play gaming inside Edmonton's biggest summer festival, with more than 4,400 controller checkouts recorded.
May 30, 2026
Acadia Recreation Complex · Calgary
Tournament operations and free-play gaming for a 2,000+ attendee collector's show in Calgary, from bracket management to equipment logistics on-site.
March 1 – August 31, 2025
Venues across Alberta · Alberta
A six-month competitive league connecting Alberta's esports communities across municipalities, with 190+ events and 2,600+ participants across multiple platform and fighting game titles.

March 25–26, 2023
NorQuest College · Edmonton
Canakrn's own community tournament, hosted with NorQuest College Esports, bringing 180 competitors from across Western Canada together for a weekend of platform and fighting game brackets.

Built by players
Canakrn was founded in 2020 to keep local gaming communities connected while in-person events were paused. Its first offline tournament followed in July 2021. Since then it has grown into an esports production company that still runs every event from the player's side of the table.
Worked with

The Gaming Stadium
Production partner

Tell us the dates, the audience and the space. We’ll come back with a plan, an equipment list and a quote.