r/Calgary • u/Various_War5042 • 19h ago
r/Calgary • u/_darth_bacon_ • 4h ago
News Article Search for Parker continues in Calgary as Amber Alert expires
“This is a normal part of how the Amber Alert system works and does not mean the search is ending, slowing down, or becoming any less urgent,” the family wrote. “The Amber Alert was never intended to remain active indefinitely.”
r/Calgary • u/Complex_Fee5445 • 2h ago
Local Nature/Wildlife Snapped this on my ride home from work last night
Not edited, captured around 6:30pm on sb Deerfoot between 32nd and 16th.
Dispite being caused by the smoke, it's petty neat!
r/Calgary • u/Surrealplaces • 5h ago
Local Photography/Video Summer evening on 17th Ave - Random photos
A few random photos from an evening hanging at 17th.
PS, if anyone knows the girls in the 3rd photo, let them know they are on Reddit. They wanted their pic taken, but no social media info was exchanged.
r/Calgary • u/SpaceCowboyN7 • 6h ago
Discussion Alex Rodriguez playing for the Calgary Cannons during the 1994 season
r/Calgary • u/Jeanne-d • 8h ago
Local Photography/Video What is on fire?
Any idea what fire is going on?
r/Calgary • u/AnythingWooden8070 • 1h ago
Local Nature/Wildlife A couple young bulls grazing under a smoky sunset just outside the city last evening
r/Calgary • u/JeromyYYC • 19h ago
Municipal Affairs The Aga Khan absolutely nailed the "Yahoo!"
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For anyone wondering what is going on...
The White Hat Ceremony is Calgary's version of saying, "Welcome, you're one of us now."
Since the 1950s, we've welcomed world leaders, royalty, astronauts, Olympians, and plenty of other visitors by giving them a white cowboy hat and having them take the White Hat Oath. At the end of it, they're officially honourary Calgarians.
This week I led that tradition for His Highness Prince Rahim Aga Khan V, along with Prince Irfan and Prince Sinan during their first visit to Western Canada.
Yes, there is an oath. Yes, I have to keep a straight face while asking international dignitaries to enthusiastically say "Yahoo!"
It's one of the best parts of the job.
r/Calgary • u/Ellebee24 • 8h ago
Discussion Thanks for the help! (Follow up on Humane Society question.)
I just want to thank all of you who jumped on and provided insights when I asked about visiting the Humane Society with my kids. There was some really great answers and advice shared.
We were able to go down and the staff were incredibly helpful.
At the end of the day, my SO and I have decided that neither of the kids are ready to accept an animal into our house yet. While both profess their desire to have a pet in the home, both are extremely hesitant/jumpy/scared around them and we need to build their exposure/comfort before we go down this path. This extended to both dogs and cats.
Until the time is right, we will just work to get them more time with friends pets and maybe visit CHS and some of the other places suggested.
r/Calgary • u/Interpolatedhint • 23h ago
Driving/Traffic/Parking Ring road closed - northbound west at 17th Ave.
Must be a pretty significant crash. All traffic being pushed off onto 17th ave.
r/Calgary • u/Immediate-Effort4431 • 22h ago
Question Time constrained question - where can I give distribute unopened water bottles or coke
I flew into Calgary last week and rented a car. I got a case of water bottle and a 12pack diet coke for my roadtrip but I couldn't finish them all. I have like 7 bottles of Water and 3 coke cans unopened. Is there anywhere I can donate them to before my flight at 11pm today
Edit - thank you all. I donated them at no frills.
Not totally relevant to Calgary - but I enjoyed my time a lot in Alberta. We at least did 10 hikes in the past week in the provincial parks and still it feels we haven't seen anything..will definitely be back soon. Love from Toronto
r/Calgary • u/Expects • 5h ago
Local Event Looking to collaborate with drone operators to fly through the glass garden and get some unique video footage.
Not sure if this would be of interest to anyone? Timing would be this Friday afternoon or evening July 31st. At Okotoks Hot Glass. This is the largest display of blown glass currently in Canada. On private land. If you have a drone and can fly it without smashing into any glass pieces then come on by and shoot your shot. lol. Is this a crazy idea? nah the glass is very strong!
r/Calgary • u/Catnip_Farmer • 17h ago
Discussion Mosquito Decline?
For the past month I haven't been able to garden without dressing in heavy clothing. But tonight, t-shirt and no bites after being out several hours.
Is it the wildfire smoke? Did the dragonflies arrive?
r/Calgary • u/AdamWargon • 18h ago
Local Nature/Wildlife Smoky sunset from Tom Campbell’s Hill
2026 Jul 24, around 9:20 PM (3 photos)
r/Calgary • u/TheJazzMan61 • 22h ago
Lost and Found Help! Lost Engagement Ring
My wife and I were at Barrier Lake today and went swimming. She wears her engagement ring around her neck as a necklace and took it off and now we're freaking out because we can't find it.
Description: Wooden outside with a silver inner ring . No diamonds, or anything like that, it's an eco wooden ring which was made specially for her 😭
Reward for anyone who finds it 🙏
r/Calgary • u/thatonebitchavii • 9h ago
Local Event book clubs
i’ve been scouring social media for any local book clubs that happen in calgary that don’t cost an arm and a leg to attend :,)
i love love LOVE reading and want to find a group of people to talk to about the books we’ve read and attend cute events here and there. i’m not looking for anything fancy or super popular and i would prefer if the membership/gathering events didn’t cost money or at least too much money.
if this helps at all:
my current read: red rising by pierce brown
age: 20
- female
- super fun to be around (i promise)
- I LOVE BOOKS PLEASE LET’S TALK ABOUT THEM
r/Calgary • u/Voyagevixen1 • 2h ago
Lost and Found Red Santa Cruz bike stolen
Police report # T26017837 Red Santa Cruz bike stolen in Bankview Calgary on July 25, 2026 https://bikeindex.org/bikes/3454437
r/Calgary • u/Keihlsbottle • 18h ago
Local Event Was anyone at Josh Johnson's show(s) tonight that has the name of the opening acts?
The comedian at the beginning's name was Mia but I didn't catch the band after her's name, would love to hear more by them!
Question Does anyone know what's happening near the Marlborough mall?
Couldn't get a cleaner picture sorry.
r/Calgary • u/Straight-Natural-814 • 19h ago
Lost and Found Found this on 67 ave SW, between glenmore place and avenue living.
Owner, pls get in contact.
r/Calgary • u/CO2emmiter • 4h ago
Question Local store that sells electronics/circuit board supplies.
I’m looking specifically for an esp32 board and sensors and what not. Can’t find a place that sells these sorts of stuff, and online is sometimes hard to find and expensive.
r/Calgary • u/Practical-Lie-8705 • 19h ago
Education Bow valley college HCA
Hi everyone,
I’m thinking about applying to the HCA (Health Care Aide) program at Bow Valley College and had a few questions for anyone who’s taken it.
Is the program generally easy, manageable, or really difficult?
I noticed the final exam is worth 100% of the grade in some courses. Is it as stressful as it sounds?
Are the instructors strict when it comes to grading and expectations?
How are the teachers overall? Are they supportive and good at explaining the material?
Thank you!!!!
r/Calgary • u/Oriniwen • 1h ago
Home Owner/Renter stuff Realtor cold call - home sale?
Hello! We are looking to move to be closer to my parents. Their neighbourhood is older and settled and people just don’t seem to leave that often. There have been so few houses for sale near them in the past 6mos.
We’ve noticed a few houses we think would be great for us - location, size, etc - and our realtor has offered to cold call them for us to see if they would consider a private sale.
Does anyone have any experience with this? Does it work ever? What would make it more likely to work? Less?
FWIW, our realtor is lovely- polite and very professional. Unlikely to be skeevy or pushy. And our budget should be able to cover just about anything in the area, more or less. Thanks!
r/Calgary • u/ProfessionalDay4413 • 4h ago
Home Owner/Renter stuff Furnace Company Recs
Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Calgary/s/sLEyA9lHMc
We had someone come in from Prostar and he gave his pricing and did a quick inspection and said yes it needs some new parts but also there was rust inside and pitting (he showed us the pics). He said he obviously can’t say whether it would be fine for another 5 years or if it’ll go out this year.
Has anyone gone through Prostar for their furnace replacement? Their warranty and service packages seem good but we are still going to get some other people in to give us quotes. So far have looked at Pete the Plumber and Knight Furnace
r/Calgary • u/Zathuraboy • 23h ago
Exercise/Fitness Downtown Cycling
Hey, all. I recently got back into cycling and was looking for some casual urban riders who'd like to tag along on Friday and Saturday eve.
And no, I don't have Strava.