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Tuesday's got Stampede energy—catch the rodeo at lunch, live country at night, or dive into a music fest if you're free.
Live music's the move tonight—pick your vibe from country to electronic.
Festival season is peak right now—Badlands, Cowboys, Roundup all running. Pick your soundtrack for Friday through Sunday.
Free live music is happening tonight—metal show at Dickens Pub, no cover charge.
Music venues are your best bet—grab a drink and catch live acts at Wildhorse or National Saloon.
Stampede Rodeo is the family-friendly centerpiece right now—daytime shows are perfect for kids.
It's 12°C and clear—perfect for a walk or parks run; dress in layers and you're good.
Commonwealth Bar stays lit after 11pm—catch a DJ set or just drink and chat late.
Both CBE and CCSD report thousands of high school students opting for summer courses to free up time during the school year.
The new emblem marks rules passed in May requiring whisky to be made with Alberta water and at least two-thirds Alberta grain.
The musician's Water Not Coal petition was ruled a failure after Elections Alberta estimated only 172,000 of 196,000 counted signatures were valid.
Mayor Jeromy Farkas wants to launch an anti-separation campaign, but not all council members agree on the city's role.
The Stampede dominates the week with rodeo action and Nashville North; 5 Seconds of Summer and Modest Mouse anchor Sunday's live music.
Read the feature →The Good Bar opened alongside Tality Wellness with customizable coffee, chai, and matcha. Partners with Dedicate Healthy Kitchen for protein-packed meals and snacks.
Sample-sized portions of fan favourites including mini donuts, fries, sushi, and churros available for one evening only.
The new spot by the Bow River offers pecan and hickory-fired dishes, seasonal produce, and house cocktails like the Whisky Peach Smash.
Good Vibes Memory Choirs started as a research project and now provides brain-health benefits and community support for people navigating a dementia diagnosis.
The Stampede Art Show in the Western Oasis features six debut artists alongside veterans, with painters mixing realism and Indigenous history.
The musical claimed excellence across choreography, direction, musical direction, set design, lighting, and ensemble performance at the 27th annual awards ceremony.
Hit-and-run at Memorial Drive and Deerfoot around 5:15 p.m. Saturday—silver BMW clipped a red Nissan Rogue's back end and took off. Police file #CA26300992; if you saw it, DM or contact police.
If you're budgeting for rides, buying on the grounds costs $10 for 14 tickets, $30 for 58, or $60 for 136. The big Ferris wheel runs 20 tickets, the smaller one 12. Swings are 15, gondola's 12. Folks have been hunting these numbers online and coming up empty.
Lily, a black cat with white chest and paws, went for a night walk Sunday in Coach Hill and hasn't come back. She's microchipped and was wearing a bright green breakaway collar. Her owner thinks fireworks and Stampede noise may have spooked her into hiding or getting lost.
A Calgary family has been dealing with severe diarrhea, stomach cramps, vomiting and nausea for over two weeks. The original poster's wife started it, then their kids—now the 13-year-old's hit hardest and can barely eat. They're heading to children's emergency wondering if it's Cyclospora, the infection outbreak hitting the U.S. right now.
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