Stampede Breakfast

• Chainsaw juggler wows crowds during Calgary Stampede

  Colin Pyett is captivating audiences as he showcases his unusual talents at the Calgary Stampede, juggling axes, cleavers and a chainsaw.

  Features

  Jul 12
  
• The final flip: Jason Kenney hosts last Calgary Stampede pancake breakfast as Alberta premier

  At the annual Alberta premier Stampede pancake breakfast, Jason Kenney announced Sept. 1 will be called Alberta Day starting this year.

  Politics

  Jul 11, 2022
  
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• Stampede breakfast thanks Calgary first responders: ‘It was emotional’

  "Frankly, I can't think of a better way to use this Stampede as a pivot from this awful year we've had to a more optimistic future," Nenshi said.

  Canada

  Jul 10, 2021
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• First-ever Calgary Stampede drive-thru pancake breakfast puts the boots to COVID-19 gloom

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

  Economy

  Jul 4, 2020
• Ceremonial cow milked for mystery concoction at final Hays Stampede breakfast in Calgary

  The Hays breakfast started in 1950 when Calgary dairy farmer Harry Hays held a get together after chores were done for the day.

  Jul 7, 2019
• Thousands enjoy 57th annual Chinook Centre stampede breakfast​

  Breakfast was free and the pancakes were flying at today’s 57th annual Chinook Centre stampede breakfast. About 35,000 to 45,000 people flocked to the event in the parking lot, at the corner of Macleod Trail and Glenmore Trail SW. For over 60 years, Chinook Centre has been part of the community. General manager Paige O’Neill said that’s why the centre continues to host this breakfast....

  Jul 8, 2017
• Rachel Notley says Jason Kenney ‘out of touch with most Albertans’

  Premier Rachel Notley took a swipe at Jason Kenney’s plan to unite Alberta’s right while at the Premier’s Stampede Breakfast in Calgary on Monday.

  Canada

  Jul 11, 2016
• Volunteers serve thousands at Calgary’s largest Stampede Breakfast

  When you make pancakes for 40,000 hungry people, you don't mess around. Just ask the retired Calgary firefighters who have been volunteering at the Chinook Stampede Breakfast for three decades.

  Environment

  Jul 9, 2016