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Legends of Ghost Forest
With their thundering hooves, majestic, strong bodies and tails whipping in the wind, itâ??s easy to see why Albertaâ??s wild horses would capture anyoneâ??s imagination. But for Stoney Nakoda First Nation...
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Life as a princess
The Calgary Stampede Indian Princess makes over 200 appearances during her one-year reign. She acts as a youth role model who represents Treaty 7 First Nations...
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Motown comes to Cowtown
Spring showers may well bring May flowers elsewhere but at Stampede Park, the Spring Show puts a spotlight on the latest crop of dancers and singers performing in The Young Canadians School of...
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Parking galore!
Did you know you can park at Stampede Park for as little as $6 per day?
Whether a downtown commuter, a luncheon guest or a sports fan, the Stampede recently rolled out some new parking options designed to...
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Attention party plannersâ?¦
Ah, the smell of pancakes and sausages are wafting through the air, straw crunches under your cowboy boots and country music and â??yahoosâ?ť tingle in your ears. It must be Stampede time!
Well, sort of...
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A new Dawn at Stampede
Born and raised Calgarian Dawn Farrell knows a thing or two about the Calgary Stampede. From the time the newly-appointed board member was three years old, the Stampede was a family tradition. “My brother, sister and I used to watch the Parade with our grandmother every year,” Farrell says. “She lived in Ramsay so we loved to make popcorn and watch the fireworks with her from Scotsman Hill.”
Farrell’s other grandmother was involved with horses so she spent time on Park with her and working as an 18-year-old as a server at the racetrack.
Fast forward to present day and Farrell is chief operating officer (COO) at TransAlta leading the Operations group which includes trading, plant operations...
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