A chance remains that Calgary could host the 2026 winter games, as an agreement has finally been made between the provincial and federal governments.

So I just got back from the Calgary Stampede. It was the first time I had ever been, and after a long three days, I’d like to think that I’m something of an expert on the festivities.

With the 2020 Calgary Stampede cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we decided to take a look back into our archives and reshare some of our favourite Calgary Stampede stories in honour of the Greatest Outdoor Show On Earth.

The Calgary Stampede will be holding its iconic parade again this year after the event was put on pause in 2020, but Calgarians can expect a scaled-down format.

It’s coming up to the best day of the year for football fans in Calgary. The Stampeders Labour Day Classic is just around the corner, and there’s so much to look forward to.

If you’re one of the many extroverts living in Calgary, there’s a good chance you’re a regular at one of these popular spots in the city.

A major event on the road to the Calgary Stampede is happening in April, and for the first time in its history, it is open to the public.

Boogie’s Burgers has come up with a treat that is the ultimate liquid breakfast. The Stampede Breakfast Milkshake is a new offering from the local burger joint, and you can get it both at their Marda Loop and Renfrew locations.

Another year, another Stampede in the books. While this year’s Calgary Stampede may not have broken the longstanding record for highest attendance — which is held by the 2012 Centennial Stampede at 1,409,371 attendees — it was still one of the most successful.

The BC Lions are pulling out all the stops this weekend. Playing their first playoff game at BC Place in six years, momentum is building for Sunday’s Western Semi-Final matchup against the Calgary Stampeders.

Sunday marks your last chance to do something especially memorable with the first weekend of July, so pick one of the following events and get out there!

Let’s face it, we all love free pancakes. And you can snag a couple of those sweet round disks of dough at this year’s FanFest.

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You did it! You made it through another week. Let’s celebrate with these 11 things to do this weekend in Edmonton: September 10 to 12.

Calgary is expected to see showers and cooler temperatures this weekend after experiencing a heat wave last week. Environment Canada initially put a heat warning in effect across Alberta on the afternoon of Friday, June 25. The warning has been renewed each day since with a special air quality statement and thunderstorm watches in place at times as well.

This is the Stampede party that you do not want to miss. The Calgary Stampede has decided to offer something a little more action-packed than the after-hours tent parties we’ve all come to know and love, by offering the chance to keep the rodeo going long into the night on two select days this July — and we’ve got a pair of tickets that could very well be yours.

Doors Open YYC will reveal the inner workings of businesses all over Calgary this September, as they fling open their doors to thousands of locals.

This fall, wine and food lovers are invited to indulge at the 18th annual Calgary Rocky Mountain Wine & Food Festival, taking place on October 16 and 17. The Stampede Park BMO Centre will host Calgary’s 2015 Grand Tasting Hall, with over 200 exhibitor booths featuring the latest adult beverage products and local menu items.