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The Blackfoot People
Before European settlers arrived, the area where Calgary now sits was inhabited for thousands of years by the Blackfoot people. Their rich cultural history is still celebrated in the city today.

Young Population
Calgary has a very young population. Over 25% of its population is under 20 years old, making it a city full of life and energy. It's also the third largest municipality in Canada.

Calgary Stampede
Calgary has been hosting the Stampede, also known as ""The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth,"" since 1923. This 10day event features one of the world's largest rodeos and attracts over one million visitors each year.

1988 Winter Olympics
Calgary was the first Canadian city to host the Winter Olympics in 1988. It remains one of the few host cities to have profitably managed the event, and many of the Olympic facilities are still used today.

Plus 15 Skywalk
Calgary's +15 Skywalk is the world's most extensive pedestrian skywalk system with a total length of 18 kilometers, connecting many downtown buildings and enabling pedestrians to walk around the city without stepping outdoors.

Alberta's First City
Calgary became Alberta's first city in 1894 and has a long and varied history. It's currently the largest city in the province.

Public Art
Calgary is home to a plethora of public art. The city has a policy of allocating 1% of the capital budget for public art installations, making Calgary a visually engaging city to explore.

Oil Discovery
The discovery of oil in Alberta in 1947 catapulted Calgary into economic prominence. The city is known as the heart of Canada's oil industry.

Calgary Tower
The Calgary Tower is a freestanding observation tower in Downtown Calgary. Initially built as a joint venture between two oil companies, it is now a popular tourist attraction, offering panoramic views of the city.

Festival City
Calgary is often referred to as the 'Festival City' as it hosts over 30 major festivals each year. From the arts to the rodeo, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Banff National Park
Just over an hour's drive from Calgary, Banff National Park is a mustvisit attraction. With stunning mountain scenery and countless outdoor activities, it's a goto spot for both locals and tourists.

Economic Powerhouse
Calgary is Canada's fourth largest city, and it has the second highest number of corporate head offices in Canada after Toronto. The economy is diverse, with energy, finance, film & television, transportation, and technology being key sectors.

Home of Famous People
Famous people from Calgary include the country music star Paul Brandt, actress Elisha Cuthbert, and professional wrestler Bret Hart. It is also the birthplace of James Gosling, the creator of the Java programming language.

Strong Philanthropy Scene
Calgary has a strong culture of philanthropy. The city is home to numerous nonprofit organizations and has the highest charitable giving rate per capita in Canada.

The Chinook
Calgary experiences a weather phenomenon known as the Chinook a warm wind that can raise the winter temperature by as much as 20 degrees Celsius in just a few hours.

Calgary Zoo
The Calgary Zoo is Canada's second largest zoo, hosting over 1,000 animals from various different species. It also consists of a botanical garden and a prehistoric park.

Green City
Calgary is one of the greenest cities in the world and has over 800 km of biking and walking trail systems that run through the city and along the Bow and Elbow Rivers.

The Bow River
The Bow River, which winds through the city, is rated as one of the top three trout streams in the world. It attracts anglers from across the globe.

Cowboy Culture
Calgary's Western heritage is widely celebrated in the city. It's visible in everything from the Calgary Stampede to the city's dress code, which often includes cowboy hats and boots.

The Saddledome
The Saddledome, Calgary's indoor arena, has a distinctive saddleshaped roof. It's one of the most recognizable landmarks in Calgary, hosting many events including ice hockey, concerts, and the 1988 Winter Olympics.

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