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In the BMO Centres Hall E, 49 artists have set up their work for visitors to peruse and purchase. Its a spot away from the Stampedes midway and scorching daytime heat or evening thundershowers.

McKenna Prather is back for a second time at the Stampede Rotary Dream Home by Homes by Avi.

It’s not common to hear about a 4.5-star kicker who is also the starting quarterback, but that’s just normal football for Jordan Legg.

Article content “The painting is about home,” says Auger. “It says no matter how far we travel in this life, we will always have a place we call home, where the water is clear and the teepees are warm.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Artist Neepin Auger keeps father’s memory and Cree culture alive at Stampede Back to video Auger is one of 36 artists showing and selling work at the Western Oasis in the BMO Centre on the Stampede groun...

  CALGARY -- Calgary Stampede officials have announced the plans for the upcoming edition of The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth but with one noticeable absence from previous years. The Rangeland Derby will not be held as a result of the pandemic-related cancellations of the 2020 and 2021 chuckwagon racing seasons in Western Canada. The races are expected to return in 2022. The Grandstand Show, which traditionally followed the final heat of the races each night, has been rebranded as an Eve...

Article content Re: Time for all to stand up to anti-Asian hatred, Opinion, April 10 I applaud The Calgary Herald for publishing David Wright’s excellent, important and timely article. I unequivocally support his strong position on our responsibility to stop all hatred, especially the current vile treatment of our Asian community. Before leaving our mother’s womb, we’re not given a checklist to make life choices including our gender, nationality, intellect, physical appearance etc. We pla...