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In many ways, it feels like construction on Scotia Place, the soon-to-be home of the Calgary Flames, only just got underway. In reality, however, it’s been over two years since shovels first hit the dirt for the building NHL commissioner Gary Bettman has deemed “State-of-the-art.”

Calgary Flames' Scotia Place starting to look like a real NHL arena

Calgary Flames goaltender Devin Cooley is having himself quite the offseason. The 29-year-old headed overseas once the 2025-26 season wrapped up to suit up for USA at the World Championship. Shortly after the tournament finished, he proposed to his now fiancée, Natalie Weyers, in front of a beautiful backdrop at Lake Lucerne.

Calgary Flames goalie Devin Cooley might be picking up a Canadian accent

The city of Calgary is still reeling after the shutdown of its only all-sports radio station last week. Sportsnet 960 was abruptly pulled off the air on July 7, after being a part of six stations across the country shuttered by Rogers, which also included another 660 News, another Calgary station.

Beloved Calgary broadcaster Pat Steinberg pens heartfelt note after Sportsnet 960 shutdown

The Calgary Flames organization was as shocked as anybody to learn that Sportsnet 960 had been pulled off the airwaves on Tuesday.

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The sports media landscape in Calgary took a big hit on Tuesday. Sportsnet 960, the only all-sports radio program in Calgary that served as the home of the Flames, Wranglers, and Hitmen, was abruptly pulled off the air. The shutdown isn’t just the end of an era for Calgarians, but also resulted in several talented personalities losing their jobs.

Several Sportsnet 960 employees speak after Calgary station's abrupt end

The Calgary Flames media landscape took a massive blow on Tuesday. Rogers announced early on July 7 that Sportsnet 960 was being taken off the airwaves. The news took fans, those working at the station, and even the Flames organization by complete surprise.

Calgary Flames podcasts you can listen to following Sportsnet 960 shutdown

It has been a dark day for the Canadian sports media landscape. Following the abrupt closure of Sportsnet 650 in Vancouver on Tuesday morning, similar news has come out of Calgary, with Sportsnet 960 also being pulled off the air. The station was running its usual morning programming, but abruptly changed to dead air as the day progressed.

Sportsnet 960 pulled off the air as Calgary loses sports radio

Canadian soccer fans won’t have to wait long to root for the country at the FIFA World Cup again. The Canadian men will have to wait until 2030 for their next chance, but the nation will be shifting gears to the women’s side next year. The 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup is set to be played in Brazil next June and July, and Canada is expected to be a contender.

When Canada can compete next in the FIFA Women's World Cup

The Calgary Flames have a bit of a logjam on their blueline. After acquiring both Simon Nemec and Jacob Middleton in separate deals, the Flames have nine NHL defencemen vying for spots next season. Based on several projections, here is how it looks like things will play out for the opening night lineup should no further trades be made:

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It’s every hockey fan’s dream to party with the Stanley Cup, but rarely does it ever happen. Yet, that didn’t stop two hockey fans from getting up close and personal with hockey’s holy grail during the Carolina Hurricanes celebration last month. Following Carolina’s 3-0 Game 6 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights to clinch the Stanley Cup, a pair of New York Islanders fans managed to scheme their way into the team celebration.

Two fans schemed their way into Carolina’s Stanley Cup celebration and nobody noticed

Alberta had some major representation at Friday’s FIFA World Cup match between Spain and Belgium. The outing, which took place at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, saw Calgary’s own Tate McRae deliver the game ball for the quarter-final match. She donned a black Adidas jacket with white pants as she took the pitch in front of the 69,650 fans who gathered to watch.

Calgary's Tate McRae makes surprise FIFA World Cup appearance

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