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Don't get given any take home stuff for the first five thousand fans all you get is a team line up

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Calgary Stampeders

Calgary Stampeders

(6 reviews)

LONGER, WIDER, AND FASTER…read more That's one of the many things that the Canadian Football League has to offer, besides 3 Downs, an interesting kicking game, backfields in motion, lots of passing, last minute scoring, and a bunch of other rules that are different than the NFL. The first game I attended was the Calgary Stampeders vs. the Sacramento Gold Miners at Sac State in what turned out to be a failed CFL attempt to enter the US Market. That game was fast and fun, Doug Flutie was great, and I was hooked. My Canadian friends who follow the CFL are either Calgary or Edmonton fans, of which I have been fortunate to watch good games in each of their Stadiums. The CFL rules require a little study, but it all makes sense within the first few minutes of play. So during a recent Calgary Stampeders home game I attended (vs. the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, led by QB Alex Brink), I was in my element, and properly attired in a Stamps Jersey thanks to my friend Jim. One other key difference between the CFL and NHL is that the Canadian season starts in July and ends in November. I think that's to accommodate the weather that becomes a little more severe later in the season. I particularly remember a September game once that started out on a warm Indian Summer Day. Sometime in the 2nd Quarter, a "Blue Norther" came in, dropped the temperature at least 30 degrees, and then it began to rain. This Iowa Boy had never seen anything like it, and all I wanted was more.

"FOOTBALL!" "GET SOME!!!" My two favourite things to yell at a game and unleash my inner sports…read morefan. Now, I'm not really a sports guy. But I am a paint my body into a Canada flag, wear a beer dispensing hat and yell at referees who can't see as well as I can kind of guy, so I loves me a good Stampeders game. They're a tonne of fun, you don't have to have the income equal to a large oil corporation to attend (I'm looking at you, Flames) and the fans are incredibly passionate. It makes for a grand time. Plus, whenever the Stamps score a touchdown, they ride a horse up and down the field. Why? Because we're Calgary, and that's how we do! His name is Quick Six and he's a boss. If you can, go when Green is in town. Those crazy Saskatchewan folk love their foot ball and the games are a great time. They also wear watermelons on their head. They're from Saskatchewan. The sooner we just accept it and move on, the better off we'll all be.

Wapiti Sports & Outfitters - Banff Bow River "lake trout" catch and release near the pedestrian bridge. Lure from Wapiti

Wapiti Sports & Outfitters

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Amazing service! It's my first time visiting Banff and I forgot my fishing gear. I went here to get…read moresome things and they went above and beyond to help me with licensing, getting the right gear, and letting me know the best places to catch fish. I went from having no idea where to go, to having confidence I was in the right spot with the right gear. I ended up catching a nice brown trout because of them. Highly recommend this shop!

Canmore is pretty much the only city you can get gear for fishing near Banff as the outdoor stores…read moretypically cater to hikers/climbers/bikers/runners. The crew at Wapiti were generous in recommendations for our light spinning set up and were able to help me get my permits for fishing for Banff and a day license although my son and I were only catch and release fishing. They sell lead free lures suitable for Banff and gave recommendations for locations along the Bow River in both Banff and Canmore although they have a variety of fly fishing and outdoor paraphernalia. Our first day we got skunked at Banff on the Bow River and snagged but we eventually were able to hook up to trout in Banff in Lake Moraine and along the Bow with new gear on a separate day and different spots along the other pedestrian bridge. Make sure to buy multiple lures if you're spinning cause there are a lot of trees and rocks to get snagged which are the structures that the trout tend to congregate. One thing they might not be able to help you with is FINDING PARKING near certain spots.

The Soccer Shop - i love these shoes the rock !!!!!

The Soccer Shop

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A good friend of mine is a soccer superstar and his birthday was last week so of course, I didn't…read morethink twice before heading over to The Soccer Shop to peruse possible gift ideas. As the name suggests, The Soccer Shop is fully equipped with EVERYTHING soccer. They have a very impressive selection of brand name footwear including, but not limited to, goods by Nike, Umbra, Adidas, and Puma. Plus you know what? They custom-make soccer balls? Seriously?!?!? YES. Considered as one of Calgary's most useful resources for local soccer teams and clubs, The Soccer Shop will blow your soccer-loving self away. And hey, don't worry, if YOU specifically aren't a soccer star perse ;), they've got plenty of knowledgeable and helpful staff members on hand who will be more than happy to help with questions and suggestions.

I was warned by some casual fellow soccer sports enthusiast a few years back about these folks,…read morewith what I assumed to be a personal grudge but to be on the safe side I took my team uniform purchase to another store, and am now quite glad I did. I recently went back to this place over some bad merchandise previously purchased there and have been given the most unbelievable run around I have had in any store for years. There is definitely the buyer beware mentality here, You would be very well advised shop around before going here, or take your business else ware all together. This is THE Worst soccer store ever.

Calgary Flames - sportsteams - Updated May 2026

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