Stampede officials confirmed Tuesday they are planning to welcome visitors back to the annual 10-day celebration next year, saying they’re preparing to adapt to all public health orders to do so safely.

For someone who's always loved bagpipes, it was the perfect gift: a piper showing up Tuesday morning at Diana Lindstrom's condo building in northwest Calgary, to help her celebrate her 100th birthday.

A woman fell off a horse and was trampled by it at Calgary Stampede grounds on Saturday, according to EMS.

In 2021, the Rangeland Derby will see three wagons, instead of four, roll onto the Stampede track per heat.

Some Calgary Stampede volunteers are showing their community spirit in a new way this year, helping people hit hard by the COVID-19 crisis.

Live and virtual events are being held in communities across the city to keep the Calgary Stampede spirit alive during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This week would have been big for businesses in our city with thousands of tourists flocking to the Calgary Stampede. Instead, businesses are feeling the cancellation.

Sunday brought beautiful weather and drag queens to a Calgary park to boost Stampede spirit in the dozens who took in the free show.

A Saturday breakfast is part of efforts to keep the Stampede spirit alive in Calgary during the COVID-19 pandemic.

There will be no rodeo, midway or parade in Calgary this year due to COVID-19, but the Stampede spirit remains strong in the hearts of many across the city.