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So many members of the fashion, entertainment, and business communities were present for Thursday's event that it could have been a networking conference.

Tuesday, April 23, 2012 - Calgary, Alberta - A photograph of baseball legend Jackie Robinson and Ezzrett "Sugarfoot" Anderson taken in 1955 at the Royalite Service Station, which Anderson owned at the time in Calgary, Alberta.

Charlie Power, here catching a pass for the University of Saskatchewan Huskies, became the first Holy Trinity Academy Knights grad to be drafted in the CFL when he was selected by the Calgary Stampeders May 6. The first CFL draft pick in Holy Trinity Academy Knights' football history had a tough decision to make when he got the call from his near ... (more)

On Thursday May 16th at a private location in New York for special invited guests, Hard Candy Magazine will reveal its premiere cover releasing in June with Linebacker Alvin Bowen as the cover and featured model.

The former Calgary Stampeders quarterback, who was exiled to Hamilton prior to last season, takes on the role of community ambassador like few in the sporting world.

Weyburn's own Brett Jones is now property of the Calgary Stampeders. Jones was picked seventh in the second round and 16th overall in the Canadian Football League draft held May 6. He went into the draft ranked eighth overall.

Weyburn's Brett Jones is now a Calgary Stampeder. Jones went in the second round, 16th overall, in the CFL draft on Monday.

It has been an off-season of change for Wally Buono. The B.C. Lions GM and vice-president of football operations has been busy revamping his roster following the club's heart-breaking Western Final loss to the Calgary Stampeders.

Concordia Stinger defensive back and return specialist Kris Robertson was selected 11th overall in the second round by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the CFL draft on May 6. "It's very humbling and I'm proud to be a Blue Bomber," says the 22-year-old native of Pickering, Ont.

The Calgary Stampeders won't be playing the new Ottawa team for a year, but they have already started to adjust their strategy to account for the CFL newcomers.

According to the Calgary Stampeders website , the Calgary Stampeders made a trade with their provincial rival, the Edmonton Eskimos on Monday.

University of Saskatchewan Huskies receiver Charlie Power was drafted by the Calgary Stampeders in the fifth round of the 2013 CFL draft.

If you think all the Alouettes did during the CFL Draft was fill an organizational need for Canadians on the defensive side of the ball, you'd be reaching the obvious conclusion.

"See you when I get back." Those were the last words spoken by Samuel LaChance to his nephew Wayne, in July of 1987.

Barton grad Ben D'Aguilar and Spencer Moore, a St. Jean de Brebeuf product, were among the five McMaster Marauders selected in the draft.

Pro football is still a year away for UTEP's Brander Craighead, but the left tackle's future took a big step toward firming up when he was selected seventh overall Monday in the Canadian Football League draft by the Calgary Stampeders.

With the seventh overall pick of the first round in the 2013 CFL Draft, the Calgary Stampeders selected UTEP offensive lineman Brander Craighead.

The six-foot-three, 314-pound Gaydosh was the third-ranked prospect for the draft by the CFL's scouting bureau but solidified his status with an impressive showing at the league's combine in March.

"I will always take a proven player over a draft pick," the Saskatchewan Roughriders' general manager said prior to Monday's CFL draft .

The 2006 CFL draft class had some tremendous prospects and has produced three players, Jon Cornish, Andy Fantuz, and Ricky Foley, who have gone on to earn Most Outstanding Canadian Awards.