Calgary Flames goaltender Dustin Wolf just got a shoutout from country music royalty. The Calgary Stampede has taken over the city over the past week and a bit, and Wolf was out and about enjoying the festivities this past weekend. While doing so, the 24-year-old Wolf decided to pose for a photo beside the rodeo grounds wearing a Shania Twain shirt that said “Let’s Go Girls” with a chuckwagon in the background.

If you live downtown, prepare for the sound of hammering and buzzsaws. Construction is set to begin on Stephen Avenue next week, and the City of Calgary is planning a pretty big makeover.

Hidden behind an unmarked door in Little Italy, Toronto’s new speakeasy-style bar is a surprisingly stylish new retreat.

Dreary weather got you down? After all the heat, sun, and Stampede festivities, the sudden weather change might feel like a bit of a downer. Luckily, there are a ton of fun things to do around Calgary on a rainy day.

It was just the Calgary Stampeders’ home opener at McMahon Stadium and the team started with a dramatic win to start the season off.

This is not something to miss. The 2019 Calgary Stampede is set to feature some amazing gravity-defying feats, thanks to tight rope performers Nik and Erendira Wallenda.

The B. C. Lions released their schedule today, as the team hopes for a bounce-back season in 2016. The Lions will begin the regular season at home on June 25 to the team that ended their season last year, the Calgary Stampeders. The defending Grey Cup champion Edmonton Eskimos won’t visit until October. Andrew Harris will make his return to B. C. with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on October 14.

Sunday’s BC Lions game promises to be the most well-attended home game in a decade. Playing their first home playoff game in six years, momentum is on BC’s side. The lower bowl will be sold out soon, and the team has opened the upper bowl at BC Place for the second time this season.

It’s loud, it’s fast, and it’s — dare we say it — a monstrous event that will be coming to Calgary this September. Monster Jam will be at the Stampede Grandstand this September 8 and 9 for two serious shows featuring some of the biggest names in monster trucks.

The Calgary Stampede began as a rodeo and exhibition and it's now an entire citywide celebration, but it may seem a little intimidating to out-of-towners.

The Stampede is an important time of year for Calgary… and Calgarian wallets. Entry to the show costs money, food costs money, taking in a concert or a rodeo event costs money… everything at The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth seems to have a price tag attached.

We’re already halfway through the week, and if that’s not cause for celebration, we don’t know what is! Make the most of it at one of these great events.

COVID-19 continues to present a risk to public health. While restrictions have been lifted across Alberta, it is recommended to continue practicing health and safety measures, including frequent hand-washing, wearing a mask on public transit, at City facilities, and in healthcare settings, and staying home if you are sick.

Country music icon Miranda Lambert has been announced as a performer at the 2024 Calgary Stampede, and we can’t wait! The Grammy Award-winning singer recently released her fourth album, Palomino, so showgoers can likely expect to hear some new favourites live.

As recommended by health officials, if you choose to participate in events outside of your home, please adhere to COVID-19 health and safety measures, including proper physical distancing, mask-wearing, and frequent handwashing. If you are sick, please stay home.

Our city and its people represent many cultures and geographic locations of the world. You don’t need to venture far to find someone born in another part of Canada, or even another country, who moved to our great city in search of jobs, money, adventure, or sunshine.

From live music to beer-brewing classes, there’s something for everyone taking place around Calgary this Wednesday, July 3.

In time for Canada 150, the historical photo app On This Spot is adding 200 more then-and-now photo opportunities – and they want your help!