Striking a pose for the lens at PARKSHOW 2015 presented by Chinook Centre is Maeghan Archibald, director of fashion, PARK.

Nikita Romane was one of the fashionably fabolus attendees at PARKSHOW 2015 presented by Chinook Centre.

PARKSHOW 2015 presented by Chinook Centre showcased myriad fashions created by a select group of up and coming designers. The fab fashion show was held in the north parkade at Chinnok Centre. Pictured is a model showcasing a must-have look for spring/summer.

All smiles at  PARKSHOW 2015 presented by Chinook Centre are Chinook Centre’s Stacie Woolford (left) with SASS Communications’ Sarah Geddes.

Pictured at PARKSHOW 2015 presented by Chinook Centre are Chinook GM Paige O’Neill (left) with colleague Shannon Perschon. The fab fashion show was held in the north parkade at Chinook Centre.

Among the head-turners in attendance at PARKSHOW 2015 presented by Chinook Centre were, from left, The Core’s marketing director Kim Bogner, Casey Wagar and Holt Renfrew’s Tracy Logan.

Pictured, from left, at PARKSHOW 2015 presented by Chinook Centre are Nordstrom’s Karin Anderson, Tianna Stevenson and Nordstrom GM Lisa Berg. The fabulous fashion event was held in the north parkade at Chinook Centre.

Pictured at Mount Royal University’s (MRU) 18th annual Pearls of Wisdom gala-billed as the best lobsterfest in the West, are MRU’s Pamella Simpson and her husband Rob. The fab fete raised funds for students in the Interior Design program.

Jim Dinning and his wife Evelyn Main were among the hundreds of guests in attendance at MRU’s 18th annual Pearls of Wisdom gala held May 30.

MRU president David Docherty and his wife Kris pictured at MRU’s 18th annual Pearls of Wisdom gala held May 30. The fab fete raised funds for students in the Interior Design program.

Pictured, from left, at MRU’s 18th annual Pearls of Wisdom gala held May 30 are MRU’s Buffy St-Amand, Laurie Wallis, Kandi McElary and Carol Shepstone.

All smiles at MRU’s 18th annual Pearls of Wisdom gala held May 30 are Jody Goddard and her husband, Big Rock Brewery’s Brad Goddard.

Trimac was well represented at MRU’s 18th annual Pearls of Wisdom gala held May 30. Pictured, from left, are Trimac CFO Scott Calver, Tina Rossi, Genny Neufeld and Kelly Neufeld.

Pictured, from left, at MRU’s 18th annual Pearls of Wisdom gala held May 30 are Evans Consoles’ Maurice Warren, Helen Evans Warren, chair, MRU Interior Design program, Kathleen Davidson and her husband Don Davidson, president, Alberta Association of Architects.

DIRTT Environmental Solutions’ David Brown and his wife Tammy Brown with Husky Energy were among the hundreds of guests in attendance at MRU’s 18th annual Pearls of Wisdom gala held May 30.

Philanthropist Clay Riddell and Maria-Liisa Barnby were among the hundreds of guests in attendance at MRU’s 18th annual Pearls of Wisdom gala held May 30.

MRU’s annual Pearls of Wisdom gala is billed as the best lobsterfest in the West. Apt indeed given the festive fundraiser is put on by Rodney “Oysterman” Clark and crew. The 18th annual event was held May 30.

Sen. Scott Tannas and his wife Taryn Tannas pictured at MRU’s 18th annual Pearls of Wisdom gala held May 30.

RBC’s Jeff Boyd and his wife Michele pictured at MRU’s 18th annual Pearls of Wisdom gala held May 30. RBC was the gala event partner.

Pictured, from left, at the inaugural Formal Field Mess Dinner In Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the “Great War” held May 30 on the grounds of The Military Museums are Col. James Hamel and is wife Carmen with Jean Braxton and Military Museum manager Doug Stinson.

Looking smart in their formal military attired at the inaugural Formal Field Mess Dinner In Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the “Great War” held May 30 on the grounds of The Military Museums are, from left, Master Warrant Officer John Hryniw 1 PPCLI, Sergeant Brian Gaisford, Calgary Highlanders and Captain Mike MacKillop, 1 PPCLI.

Pictured, from left, at the inaugural Formal Field Mess Dinner In Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the “Great War” held May 30 on the grounds of The Military Museums are Keith Brown, Major Cole Mackay, DCO Base Edmonton and Garry Douglas Hunt, Lieutenant Col Ret.

Pictured, from left, at the inaugural Formal Field Mess Dinner In Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the “Great War” held May 30 on the grounds of The Military Museums are Bennett Jones’ John Cordeau, Q.C. and Tony Friend, Honorable Guard Patron Gerry Boisjolie and Paul Squires, PDS Display and Design.

Pictured, from left, at the inaugural Formal Field Mess Dinner In Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the “Great War” held May 30 on the grounds of The Military Museums are Jesiah Hutley and Zack Hutley, 10 Battalion Reinactment Group.

Pictured, from left, at the inaugural Formal Field Mess Dinner In Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the “Great War” held May 30 on the grounds of The Military Museums are West Canadian Digital Imaging’s George Brookman, L Col Ross Wickware, Kings Own Calgary Regiment and Vertigo Theatre’s Tom McCabe.

Calgary Herald columnist Valerie Fortney and her husband Robert Majamaa were among the select group of guests who attended the inaugural Formal Field Mess Dinner In Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the “Great War” held May 30 on the grounds of The Military Museums.

Pictured with fifty thousand reasons to smile at the 22nd Annual Co-op Community Foundation Charity Golf Classic are, from left, Calgary Co-op CEO Ken Keelor, Joanna Domes, YWCA manager, resource development, tournament co-chair Laura Babin and Calgary Co-op board chair Peggy LeSueur.

Pictured at the 22nd Annual Co-op Community Foundation Charity Golf Classic gala held June 2 at Telus Spark are, from left, tournament co-chair Laura Babin, Calgary Flames Radio play by play announcer Derek Wills and Calgary Co-op vice-president of marketing Laurie Schild. The tournament, held the following day at Heritage Pointe Golf and Country Club, raised more than $200,000 for charities and not-for-profit groups in Calgary, High River, Airdrie and Strathmore.

Pictured at the 22nd Annual Co-op Community Foundation Charity Golf Classic gala held June 2 at Telus Spark are Co-op Wines events manager Trinh Bui and managing director Don McConkey. The tournament, held the following day at Heritage Pointe Golf and Country Club, raised more than $200,000 for charities and not-for-profit groups in Calgary, High River, Airdrie and Strathmore.

Calgary Co-op CEO Ken Keelor (left) and Coca-Cola Ken White have reason to smile. The 22nd Annual Co-op Community Foundation Charity Golf Classic raised more than $200,000 for charities and not-for-profit groups in Calgary, High River, Airdrie and Strathmore.

Onquest Canada’s Moe Broer and his wife, Foothills Hospital nurse Teresa Broer were among the more than 350 guests who attended the 22nd Annual Co-op Community Foundation Charity Golf Classic gala reception held June 2 at Telus Spark.

Pictured, from left, at the 22nd Annual Co-op Community Foundation Charity Golf Classic gala reception held June 2 at Telus Spark are Old Dutch Foods’ Tom Bryant, Jeff Ambrose, Calgary Co-op vice president and Saputo Dairy Products’ Bill McLeod.

Pictured at the 22nd Annual Co-op Community Foundation Charity Golf Classic gala reception held June 2 at Telus Spark are Co-op managing director, petroleum Woody Stelnicki with tournament co-chair Onanta Forbes.

Among the more than 350 guests and suppliers in attendance at the 22nd Annual Co-op Community Foundation Charity Golf Classic gala reception held June 2 at Telus Spark were Todd Poulsen, Elan president and gala presenting sponsor (left) and Co-op vice-president Doug Stone.

Pictured at the 22nd Annual Co-op Community Foundation Charity Golf Classic gala reception held June 2 at Telus Spark are C & B Advertising’s Phil Copithorne and Leigh Blakely.

Pictured at the 22nd Annual Co-op Community Foundation Charity Golf Classic gala reception held June 2 at Telus Spark are Co-op Pharmacy operations director Judy Roberts and Deli operations manager Ken Chalmers.

Glorious weather ensured the 10th annual Business Fore Calgary Kids (B4CK) golf tournament held at the Glencoe June 8 was a resounding success raising more than $265,000 for charitable organizations benefitting kids. Pictured, from left, are B4CK’s Steve Skiba, Tasso Chondronikolis, Rob Rakochey and David Elzinga.

Glorious weather and terrific sponsors ensured the 10th annual Business Fore Calgary Kids (B4CK) golf tournament held at the Glencoe June 8 was a resounding success raising more than $265,000 for charitable organizations benefitting kids. Pictured, are platinum sponsor Mountain Coil’s Mark Stormoen and his son Sam.

Pictured at the 10th annual Business Fore Calgary Kids (B4CK) golf tournament held at the Glencoe June 8 are tournament chair Brad Field, past chair Dan Doherty and B4CK founder Joe Klassen of Joey’s fame.

Pictured at the 10th annual Business Fore Calgary Kids (B4CK) golf tournament held at the Glencoe June 8 are B4CK’s Wendy Cardell and Business in Calgary publisher Pat Ottmann.

Pictured at the 10th annual Business Fore Calgary Kids (B4CK) golf tournament held at the Glencoe June 8 is co-founder of the tournament Bob Cardell. Carell and John Fitzsimmons came up with the great idea of gathering together like-minded business men to host an annual golf tournament benefitting Calgary’s kids.

The 53rd Calgary Italian Sportsmen’s Dinner, held June 4 featuring guest of honour and keynote speaker Mario Andretti, was philanthropic, tons of fun-and ‘healthy’ in that the Prostate Cancer Centre Man Van was there to provide free PSA testing. Pictured, from left, are Bonnie Ball, Debra Guillet, Andrew Abbott, Shannon Gorham and Marci Hansen.

The 53rd Calgary Italian Sportsmen’s Dinner, held June 4 featuring guest of honour and keynote speaker Mario Andretti, was an SRO success and was attended by 800 guests. Pictured are association president Domenic Venturo, Q.C. with past president Serafiino Scarpino.

The 53rd Calgary Italian Sportsmen’s Dinner, held June 4 featuring guest of honour and keynote speaker Mario Andretti, was an SRO success and was attended by 800 guests. Pictured, from left, are new association directors Louis Bontorin, Remo Cardone, Carlo Plava, Randal Blasetti and Nick Lupi.

Among the hundreds of gusts who attended the 53rd Calgary Italian Sportsmen’s Dinner, held June 4 featuring guest of honour and keynote speaker Mario Andretti, were 50-year association member Darryl Raymaker , Q.C. and Cos Gabriele.

The 53rd Calgary Italian Sportsmen’s Dinner, held June 4 featuring guest of honour and keynote speaker Mario Andretti was an SRO success and was attended by more than 800 gentlemen. Marcie Lynn (left) and Sunday Lynne were kept busy selling raffle tickets this night.

Lovers of our beloved zoo and all things conservationist attended Tusks & Tails June 11 held on the grounds at the zoo. Pictured are guests Joanna and Fotis Kalantzis.

The annual Tusks & Tails gala in support of our beloved zoo is a must attend event. Pictured at this year’s gala, held June 11on the grounds at the zoo are, from left, Calgary Zoo’ Lindsey Galloway with zoo board member and Bowen Workforce founder Shannon Bowen-Smed and her husband Oasis Spa’s Peter Smed.

Among the several hundred guests who attended Tusks & Tails gala in support of our beloved zoo were Keyera Energy president and CEO David Smith and his wife Betty Smith with the Alberta Bone and Joint Health Institute.

All smiles at Tusks & Tails gala in support of our beloved zoo are zoo president and CEO Dr. Clement Lanthier and his wife Anne Marie Page.

Looking fabulous at Tusks & Tails gala in support of our beloved zoo are avid zoo supporters McCarthy Tetrault’s Greg Turnbull, Q.C. and his wife Shirley.

Among the select group of several hundred guests in attendance at Tusks & Tails gala in support of our beloved zoo were committee members Don and Cathie Archibald.

Nexen CNOOC president and CEO Fang Zhi and his wife Chunlan Li were among the dignitaries in attendance at Tusks & Tails gala in support of our beloved zoo.

Tusks & Tails gala held June 11 in support of our beloved zoo was a resounding success thanks to presenting sponsor Dow. Pictured is Deborah Stephens, president of Dow Chemical Canada and a new member of the zoo’s board of trustees.

Tusks & Tails gala held June 11 in support of our beloved zoo was a resounding success. Pictured at the must-attend event are gala co-chairs Gord Olsen and his wife Martine Beaupre.

Tusks & Tails gala held June 11 in support of our beloved zoo was a resounding success. Pictured at the must-attend event are keynote speaker this night Dr. Axel Moehrenschlager with avid zoo supporter and philanthropist Andrea Brussa.

Plains Midstream’s Dave Duckett and his wife Sheila pictured at Tusks & Tails gala held June 11 in support of our beloved zoo.

Tusks & Tails gala held June 11 in support of our beloved zoo was a resounding success. Pictured are invaluable sponsors Calgary Jewellery’s Jonathan Florence (left) and his father Bernard Florence (right) with Bucci Developments’ Alex Klassen and ENABIL president Carol Burch.

Pictured, from left, at the second annual Breakfast on the Bridge held on the Peace Bridge at dawn June 20 are Bill Borger, Jamie Rasmussen, Lesley Conway and Scott Hutcheson. More than 200 guests paid $1000 each to enjoy the wondrous morning that raised funds for our beloved military and their families.

Pictured, from left, at the second annual Breakfast on the Bridge held on the Peace Bridge at dawn June 20 are Graham O’Connor and Ken King. More than 200 guests paid $1000 each to enjoy the wondrous morning that raised funds for our beloved military and their families and salute the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Holland from German occupation.

The second annual Breakfast on the Bridge held on the Peace Bridge at dawn June 20 raised funds for our beloved military and their families through the Calgary Military Family Resource Centre. This day also marked the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Holland from German occupation. Pictured, from left, are Leol Eppo van Weelderen, Dutch Consul Irene Bakker, Lt. Col. Christa Oppers-Beumer, Defense Attache, Ottawa and Peer Oppers.

Picture perfect weather ensure the second annual Breakfast on the Bridge held on the Peace Bridge at dawn June 20 was an enormous success. More than 200 people paid $1000 each for the experience which raised funds for our beloved military and their families through the Calgary Military Family Resource Centre.

Highlights of the second annual Breakfast on the Bridge held on the Peace Bridge at dawn June 20 were numerous including the first-time performance of a song written by Jake Matthews about PTSD.

The TELUS Ride for Dad held June 20 was an enormous success and succeeded in raising more than $55,000 for the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre (PCC). Pictured, from left are event co-chair Steve Adair, renowned urologist Dr. Eric Hyndman, PCC’s Linda McNaughton and event co-chair Ron Parkinson.

Pictured at Holt Renfrew/Calgary Health Trust Hat Auction and Private Shopping Night held June 17 are Holt’s marketing manager Tracy Logan (left) and human resources manager Kristin McDermott.

Shaw Communications’ Julie Shaw was among the hundreds of guest who attended Holt Renfrew/Calgary Health Trust Hat Auction and Private Shopping Night held June 17.

Pictured at Holt Renfrew/Calgary Health Trust Hat Auction and Private Shopping Night held June 17 are radio personality Dave Rutherford and his wife Lynda.

All smiles at Holt Renfrew/Calgary Health Trust Hat Auction and Private Shopping Night held June 17 are Holts’ vice-president, women’s wear Terence Bogan and Holt’s Calgary general manager and divisional vice-president Debra Kerr.

Pictured, from left at Holt Renfrew/Calgary Health Trust Hat Auction and Private Shopping Night held June 17 are Judy, Sam and Quinn Mastromonaco.

Pictured, from left at Holt Renfrew/Calgary Health Trust Hat Auction and Private Shopping Night held June 17 are Heather Shaw with Shaw Communications’ Jay Mehr and his wife Viviane.

Smiling for the camera at Holt Renfrew/Calgary Health Trust Hat Auction and Private Shopping Night held June 17 are philanthropists Ann Falk (left) and Parin Meghani.

A philanthropic and fun event just wouldn’t be the same were W. Brett Wilson not in attendance. Wilson was among the hundreds of guests who attended Holt Renfrew/Calgary Health Trust Hat Auction and Private Shopping Night held June 17.

Pictured, from left, at Holt Renfrew/Calgary Health Trust Hat Auction and Private Shopping Night held June 17 are uber designers Sharon Martens, Monica Stevens, fashion blogger Casey Wagar and his mom Kerry Brennan.

A fashion show showcasing what fashionable people will be wearing this Stampede-and summer-was but one of the highlights of the recent Holt Renfrew/Calgary Health Trust Hat Auction and Private Shopping Night.

Famed restauranteur and chief Michael Noble tried his hand on the catwalk at the recent Holt Renfrew/Calgary Health Trust Hat Auction and Private Shopping Night.

Pictured, from left, at the recent Holt Renfrew/Calgary Health Trust Hat Auction and Private Shopping Night are Smithbuilt’s Brian Hanson, Quinn and Judy Mastromonaco and DataWrap’s Norm Bogner. Judy was the successful bidder of the cowboy hat inspired by muse Laureen Harper.

All smiles at the annual Hay’s Breakfast, held July 5 at Heritage Park, are, U of C president emeritus Dr. Terry White and his wife Sue White.

Pictured, from left, at the annual Hay’s Breakfast, held July 5 at Heritage Park, are, The Reading Foundation’s Devan Kublik, The Calgary Highlanders L Col Kyle Clapperton and Patti O’Connor.

Having a great time at Field Law’s annual Stampede bash-held July 2 at the Ranchmen’s Club are Field’s Miles Atkinson, Q.C. and his wife Rosemary.

Pictured at the third annual Nut-Ale Fundraiser in support of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre held at Bottlescrew Bill’s July 2 is proprietor Geoff Allan. The fab fundraiser raised $8500 through the sale of pints of the special brew made with the secret ingredient of bull testicles.

Looking smart at the annual Hay’s Breakfast, held July 5 at Heritage Park, are, from left Mike Vigneault, Dave Morse, Cdr. Julian Elbourne, Fleet Cdr. Buck Zwick and Executive Officer Jake French. This year marks HMCS Calgary’s 20th anniversary.

Alberta Ballet board chair Dawn McDonald and her husband Grant Bartlett were among the several hundred guests in attendance at Field Law’s annual Stampede bash-held July 2 at the Ranchmen’s Club.

Pictured, from left, at the annual Hay’s Breakfast, held July 5 at Heritage Park, are Calgary Stampede director Teri McKinnon, Federal Minister Jason Kenney, breakfast co-host Rob Peters and Mayor Naheed Nenshi.

Hosts with the most, Peter Kujawinski, Consul General of the United States of America accredited to Alberta, Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories and his wife Nancy pictured at the 239th anniversary of American independence celebration held July 2 at the US Consul residence.

Hotel Arts’ Fraser Abbott (left) and Mark Wilson joined in on the fun at the third annual Nut-Ale Fundraiser in support of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre held at Bottlescrew Bill’s July 2.

Among the hundreds of guests in attendance at the annual Hay’s Breakfast, held July 5 at Heritage Park, were columnist Catherine Ford (left) and Making Treaty 7’s Michele Stanners.

Picture perfect weather ensured the 239th anniversary of American independence was celebrated in style as a select group of guests gathered at the home of Peter Kujawinski, Consul General of the United States of America accredited to Alberta, Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories and his wife Nancy. Among those in attendance were Spotlite Productions’ Matt Embry (left) and Minhas Brewery’s Ravinder Minhas.

Pictured at the annual Hay’s Breakfast, held July 5 at Heritage Park are Ann McCaig and Federal NDP leader Thomas Mulcair.

U of C president Dr. Elizabeth Cannon and Alberta Minister of Finance Joe Ceci were among the VIP’s in attendance at the 239th anniversary of American independence celebration held July 2 at the US Consul residence.

Pictured at the third annual Nut-Ale Fundraiser in support of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre held at Bottlescrew Bill’s July 2 is Village Brewery’s Jim Button. The fab fundraiser raised $8500 through the sale of pints of Village Brewery’s special brew made with the secret ingredient of bull testicles.

Pictured, from left, at the 239th anniversary of American independence celebration held July 2 at the US Consul residence are Craig Watt, Special Representative, Alberta Energy Office of the Deputy Minister, his wife Lauren Andre with Enbridge  and Grant Sprague, Alberta Deputy Energy Minister.

Pictured at the annual Hay’s Breakfast, held July 5 at Heritage Park are, Heritage Park president and CEO Alida Visbach with breakfast co-host Dan Hays. The annual breakfast is the place to see and be seen.

Pictured from left at the annual Hay’s Breakfast, held July 5 at Heritage Park are, Maria Wilhelm with Gordon and Marion Dixon.

Among the hundreds upon hundreds of guests in attendance at the annual Hay’s Breakfast, held July 5 at Heritage Park are, from left, Gary Mar and his wife Nancy with Jim Peplinski. When asked what’s next career-wise, Mar quipped “I’m opening a coffee shop called Has Beans”.

Pictured at Field Law’s annual Stampede bash-held July 2 at the Ranchmen’s Club are Field managing partner Jim Casey, Q.C. and Field partner Doreen Sanderson. The fete was not only fun but philanthropic as well with $50,000 being donated to RESOLVE.

Pictured, from left, at Field Law’s annual Stampede bash-held July 2 at the Ranchmen’s Club are Heart & Stroke Foundation CEO David Sculthorpe, Tourism Calgary CEO Cindy Ady and Tourism Calgary board chair Rod McKay.

Field Law’s annual Stampede bash-held July 2 at the Ranchmen’s Club was not only a ton of fun but philanthropic as well as $50,000 was donated to RESOLVE. Pictured, from left, are West Canadian’s Irene Price, Downtown BRZ’s Maggie Schofield, Bucars RV’s Bill Redmond and his wife Maggie and West Canadian’s George Brookman.

For those who enjoy a brew with an unusual taste, the third annual Nut-Ale Fundraiser in support of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre proved just the ticket. Pictured at the event held at Bottlescrew Bill’s July 2 are, from left, ATB Financial’s Dan Allen, Terry Andryo, Tara Tanchak, Judy Duncan, Steve Janz and Sara Grimson.

Federal Minister of National Defence and Minister for Multiculturalism Jason Kenney was among the dignitaries in attendance at the 239th anniversary of American independence celebration held July 2 at the US Consul residence. Joining Kenney is Lt. Cmdr. Joe Banke.

Alberta Finance Minister Joe Ceci joins United Way’s Lucy Miller (left) and Karen Young at the 239th anniversary of American independence celebration held July 2 at the US Consul residence.

Pictured with Mayor Nenshi at the 239th anniversary of American independence celebration held July 2 at the US Consul residence are legendary philanthropist and community leader Ann McCaig (left) with Calgary Stampede vice-president Sarah Hayes.

Mayo Schmidt and Zahara al-Harazi were among the several hundred guests in attendance at the 239th anniversary of American independence celebration held July 2 at the US Consul residence.

Pictured, from left, at the Sir Winston Churchill Society of Calgary 49th Annual Memorial Banquet are TransCanada Pipeline general counsel and executive vice-president Kristine Delkus, society board member Sam Armstrong, School of Public Policy’s Ted Morton and his wife Bambi Morton.

Pictured, from left, at the Sir Winston Churchill Society of Calgary 49th Annual Memorial Banquet are  Randall and Valerie Iversen with society president Steven Robertson. The keynote speaker this year was Emma Soames, granddaughter of Sir Winston.

Pictured, from left, at the Sir Winston Churchill Society of Calgary 49th Annual Memorial Banquet are piper Anthony Hampton, Pat Forigo and her husband past society president Justice J.D. Bruce McDonald. The keynote speaker this year was Emma Soames, granddaughter of Sir Winston.

Looking smart in their formal military dress at the Sir Winston Churchill Society of Calgary 49th Annual Memorial Banquet are, from left, Lt. Col. Ross Wickware, commanding officer, King’s Own Calgary Regiment, Capt. W.H. Wilson, Royal Canadian Navy (Reserve) (Ret’d) and Calgary Highlanders deputy commanding officer Maj. Simon Cox.

The Sir Winston Churchill Society of Calgary 49th Annual Memorial Banquet salutes students with outstanding oratorical and communications skills as exemplified by the debates, speeches and writings of Sir Winston. Pictured, from left, are debate coach Ramona Boyle with debate winners Ian Chang and Chizom Wali from Webber Academy. At right is award presenter, Calgary Herald editor Lorne Motley.

Pictured, from left, at the 2015 Scott Land STOMP are Murielle Montsion, ARC Resources Ltd., Kim Morton, Lightstream Resources Ltd., Craig Williamson, ConocoPhillips Canada Resources Corp., Cuc Dang, ConocoPhillips Canada Resources Corp., and Patricia Montsion-Dubrule, ConocoPhillips Canada Resources Corp. The festive fete raised $24,230 for the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre.

Pictured at the 2015 Scott Land STOMP are Boardwalk REIT Properties & Holdings’ Michael Guyette (left) and Lorenzo Bellucsi.

Pictured, from left, at the 2015 Scott Land STOMP are Ruth Cross, Sifton Petroleum Inc., Greg Strachan, Nexen Energy ULC and Helen Klein, Polar Star Canadian Oil and Gas, Inc.

Among the hundreds of guests who attended the 2015 Scott Land STOMP were Vish Saini, Harvest Operations Corp. and Scott Land & Lease’s Bryan Edstrom.

The 2nd annual Rockyview Invitational raised more than $1 million for programs and services at the Rockyview General Hospital. Such phenomenal success was due to invaluable support from sponsors. Pictured at the pre- tournament reception held at Barcelona are, from left, Crowfoot Liquor’s Don, Kathy, Bob, Suzanne and D.J.  Richardson.

The 2nd annual Rockyview Invitational saw the ‘patch’ and homebuilders join forces to raise more than $1 million for programs and services at the Rockyview General Hospital. Pictured at the pre- tournament reception held at Barcelona are, from left, Candiss Bengert, Joyce Gillespie, David Bengert and Ebony Lewis.

The 2nd annual Rockyview Invitational raised more than $1 million for programs and services at the Rockyview General Hospital. Such phenomenal success is thanks in large part to presenters Plains Midstream Canada (Dave Duckett) and Jayman Built (Jay Westman). Pictured at the pre- tournament reception held at Barcelona are the gents’ better halfs Karen Westman (left) and Sheila Duckett.

Pictured, from left, at the 2nd annual Rockyview Invitational pre- tournament reception held at Barcelona are Calgary Health Trust’s Samantha Morahan (left) and Jill Olynyk.

Pictured with a million reasons to smile at the 2nd annual Rockyview Invitational held at Priddis are, from left, tournament co-chair Jay Westman, Calgary Health Trust board chair Ann McCaig, tournament co-chair Dave Duckett and Rockyview General Hospital’s Nancy Guebert. More than $1 million was raised for the Rockyview.

The 2nd annual Rockyview Invitational held at Priddis was an enormous success raising more than $1 million for the Rockyview General Hospital. Such success is only possible thanks to incredible sponsors and volunteer committee members. Pictured, from left, are volunteers Deb Baker, Careen Chrusch, and Megan Starke

Among the teams having a wonderful day on the links at Priddis at the 2nd annual Rockyview Invitational were, from left Bryan Pinney, Joel Teal, Scott Weiler and Stu Craven.

Glorious weather ensured the 2nd annual Rockyview Invitational was an enormous success and raised more than $1 million for the Rockyview General Hospital. That half a million dollars towards the purchase of a new Jayman home was a hole-in-one prize ensured golfers were at their best-even though no one won the coveted prize.

Pictured, from left, at the 2nd annual Rockyview Invitational pre- tournament reception held at Barcelona are invaluable supporters Marc Staniloff, Tony Dilawri and his wife Ellen and Deb Staniloff.

Business in Calgary Leaders dinner held recently at the Metropolitan Centre was attended by a veritable who is who. Pictured is honouree Barclay Street Real Estate president David Wallach and his wife, internationally renowned artist Zohar Wallach.

Among those honoured at the recent Business in Calgary Leaders dinner were Sharp Insurance’s Sherif Gemayel. Joining Gemayel is his proud wife Mariam.

Among those honoured at the recent Business in Calgary Leaders dinner were Heritage Pointe Properties president and CEO Carol Oxtoby. Joining Oxtoby is her proud husband Doug Howland.

An event is always better when emceed by Dave Kelly and the recent Business in Calgary Leaders dinner held at the Metropolitan Centre was tops indeed. Joining Kelly (left) is Business in Calgary publisher Pat Ottmann.

The recent Business in Calgary Leaders dinner held at the Metropolitan Centre honoured those who make Calgary the fantastic city it is. Pictured with honouree Bill McCaffrey, president and CEO, MEG Energy are, from left, Tamara Francis, Dr. Jackie Ottmann and Evelyn Dehner.

The recent Business in Calgary Leaders dinner held at the Metropolitan Centre honoured those who make Calgary the fantastic city it is. Pictured . from left, representing gold dinner sponsor HRIA are Geoffrey Person, Janice MacPherson and HRIA CEO Chris McNelly.

The  Honourable Jason Kenney, Canada’s Minister of National Defence and Minister for Multiculturalism, delivered the keynote address recently as Jewish National Fund Calgary honoured long-time community volunteers and philanthropists Dr. Lorne and Beth Price at the 2015 Calgary JNF Negev Gala.

Pictured, from left, at the 2015 Calgary Jewish National Fund Negev Gala honouring long-time community volunteers and philanthropists Dr. Lorne and Beth Price are Elizabeth Shemin, Dr. Joel Price, Beth Price, Dr. Lorne Price, Dr. Elissa Price-Amans, Dr. Matthew Amans, Jonathan Price and Carli Price

Pictured, from left, at the 2015 Calgary Jewish National Fund Negev Gala honouring long-time community volunteers and philanthropists Dr. Lorne and Beth Price are chairs and honorary chairs Nathan Feldman, Phil Libin, Harriett Libin, Beth Price, Dr. Lorne Price, Sydney Cyngiser, Gordon Hoffman, (seated) Naida Feldman, Eva Hoffman and Bronia Cyngiser. Missing from the picture are  Nechama and Meir Weis, Jenny and Hy Belzberg.

Pictured, from left, at the 2015 Calgary Jewish National Fund (JNF) Negev Gala honouring long-time community volunteers and philanthropists Dr. Lorne and Beth Price are Aaron Bickman, president JNF Calgary, Dr. Sharon Marcovitz-Hart, past president JNF Canada, Sharon Lehrer JNF Canada, Beth Price, Sandra Fayerman, executive director JNF Calgary, Avi Dickstein executive director resources development division KKL, seated Josh Cooper CEO JNF Canada and Dr. Lorne Price.

Pictured at the 2015 Calgary Jewish National Fund (JNF) Negev Gala honouring long-time community volunteers and philanthropists Dr. Lorne and Beth Price are Dr. Joseph Levy and 2014 Negev honouree Marilyn Libin.

Pictured at the 2015 Calgary Jewish National Fund (JNF) Negev Gala honouring long-time community volunteers and philanthropists Dr. Lorne and Beth Price is Paula Price proud mother of Dr. Lorne Price.

Pictured at the 2015 Calgary Jewish National Fund (JNF) Negev Gala are Rabbi Shaul Osadchey and Dan Balaban, first vice-president, JNF Canada.

What would a celebration of Gilbert and Sullivan’s farcical operetta The Mikado be without sake? Pictured at the opening night reception of Calgary Opera’s Opera in the Village Aug 13 are Sake Gami’s Toshiki Uehara (left) and Yasuhiro Washiyama.

Among the select group of guests in attendance at Calgary Opera’s Opera in the Village The Mikado premiere held Aug 13 were Calgary Herald’s Dan Healing and his wife Wendy Healing.

Pictured at Calgary Opera’s Opera in the Village premiere of The Mikado Aug 13 are MRU Conservatory’s Kathy Dornian and her husband Paul Dornian, Calgary Philharmonic president and CEO. The Mikado runs through tonight, Aug 22 in East Village.

Pictured, from left, at Calgary Opera’s Opera in the Village premiere of The Mikado Aug 13 are Calgary Economic Development president and CEO Mary Moran, Alberta Film Commissioner Luke Azevedo and Arthur Hunter’s Sharie Hunter.

Pictured, from left, at Calgary Opera’s Opera in the Village premiere of The Mikado Aug 13 are opera supporter Tony Jeglum, Mayor Nenshi’s Chief of Staff Chima Nkemdirim and Calgary Economic Development’s Court Ellingson.

Among the select group of guests in attendance at Calgary Opera’s VIP reception for Opera in the Village’s The Mikado Aug 13 are, from left, Calgary Opera board chair Evan Hazell, Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC) president and CEO Michael Brown, Larry Clausen, Cohn & Wolfe West executive vice-president and chairman of the Annual Bill Brooks Prostate Cancer Benefit and CMLC board chair Lyle Edwards.

All smiles at Calgary Opera’s Opera in the Village premeire of The Mikado are Enbridge’s D’Arcy Levesque (left) and Calgary Opera General Director and CEO Bob McPhee.

All smiles at Calgary Opera’s Opera in the Village premiere of The Mikado are, from left, avid arts supporter Claire Huffaker and her husband Imperial Oil Foundation president Tom Huffaker with Treaty 7’s Michele Stanners. The Imperial presented operetta runs through Aug 22.

Pictured, from left, at the 2015 Priddis Greens Charity Classic held Aug 11-13 in support of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre are Shane Homes’ Cal Wenzel, Heritage Pointe’s Carolina Oxtoby and Dave Munro. The terrific tourney raised an impressive $395,000 for the centre.

The 2015 Priddis Greens Charity Classic held Aug 11-13 in support of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre raised an impressive $395,000 thanks to sponsors, golfers and donors of auction items. Pictured with a canvas painted especially for the auction is artist Chris Tutty with Executive Elite Marketing’s Emmilene Zak.

The 2015 Priddis Greens Charity Classic held Aug 11-13 in support of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre was an enormous success and raised $395,000 for the centre. Pictured at the tournament gala registration held Aug 11 are Priddis Greens Head Golf Professional Ron Laugher (left) and food and beverage manager Patrick Lalande.

All smiles at the 2015 Priddis Greens Charity Classic held Aug 11-13 in support of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre are renowned urologist and centre board member Dr. Bryan Donnelly with his wife Dr. Evelyn Donnelly (left) and board member Shelley Spaner.

Among the scores of supporters ensuring the 2015 Priddis Greens Charity Classic held Aug 11-13 in support of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre was an enormous success were, from left, Dr. Joel Tappay, Dr. Julie Hong and Dr. Jun Kawakami.

Among the scores of supporters ensuring the 2015 Priddis Greens Charity Classic held Aug 11-13 in support of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre was an enormous success were, from left, Ken King and his wife Marilyn and legendary philanthropist Jay Westman.

The 2015 Priddis Greens Charity Classic held Aug 11-13 in support of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre was an enormous success thanks to all involved. One of the tournament hot items up for grabs was a watch donated by J. Vair Anderson Jewellers. Pictured are J. Vair’s Lynne Gibson (left) and Kim Keller.

The 2015 Priddis Greens Charity Classic held Aug 11-13 in support of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre was an enormous success thanks to all involved. Pictured are invaluable sponsors Remington Development Corporation’s Randy Remington and his wife Donna.

The 2015 Priddis Greens Charity Classic held Aug 11-13 in support of the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre was an enormous success and raised $395,000 for the centre. Such phenomenal success is thanks to golfers, committee members and sponsors. Pictured, from left, are Winnie Bezemer, chair of the auction committee with avid supporters Morrison Homes’ Al Morrison and his wife Donna.

Banff Centre Alumnus, dancer Josh Martin was but one of the amazing performers at the Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend Friday Night LIVE performance showcase.

Jazz pianist and Banff Centre alumna Laila Biali wowed the audience at the Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend Friday Night LIVE performance showcase.

Pictured at the Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend Friday Night LIVE performance showcase are Banff Centre vice-president, arts, Carolyn Warren and Dialog principal Robert Claiborne. The 36th annual was the most successful ball in history and raised $1.348 million for the Centre’s Artists’ Fund.

Among the several hundred guests who attended the Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend July 24-26 were David and Margot Kitchen.

Pictured at the Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend Friday Night LIVE performance showcase are Banff Centre past chair Brenda Mackie and her husband, Mackie Wealth Group director Jamie Mackie.

Pictured at the Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend Friday Night LIVE performance showcase are Shaun Ford (left) and renowned fashion designer Paul Hardy.

Joining Sen. Doug Black at the Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend Friday Night LIVE performance showcase are philanthropist Claudia Hilbert (left) and Black’s wife Linda (right)

Rick and Julie George were among the several hundred guests who attended the Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend July 24-26.

Pictured at the Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend Friday Night LIVE performance showcase are Banff Centre music program participants Alexander Malikov and Stephanie Tang.

Pictured, from left, at the Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend are, from left, John and Bonnie Buhler from Winnipeg with Ball sponsors Sheila Wappel-McLean and her husband Brent McLean.

Looking fabulously glamorous at the 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend are from left, Jennifer Carroll, Tara Mathison, Dr. Peter Whidden, Megan Mathison and Joanne Whidden.

The 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend held July 24-26 was the most successful in history raising $1.348 million. Pictured with reason to smile are Banff Centre president Janice Price and her husband Ian Findlay.

Having a great time at the 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend held July 24-26 are, from left, IPL’s Jim Madro, Dr. Farida Saher and Baker Hughes’ Michael Velcic and Sean Delsnider.

National Arts Centre board chair Adrian Burns and her husband Dentons’ Greg Kane, Q.C. pose for the lens at the 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend held July 24-26.

Among the several hundred guests enjoying the 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend held July 24-26 were Sheila O’Gorman, Jane McCaig, Ann McCaig and Rich Waller.

Pictured at the 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend held July 24-26 are The River’s Anne Clarke and FirstEnergy’s Jim Davidson.

The  36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend held July 24-26 was the most successful in history raising a staggering $1.348 million. Pictured is Ball diamond sponsor Andrea Brussa with David Lyons.

The 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend held July 24-26 was the most successful in history raising a staggering $1.348 million. Pictured are Banff Centre acting board chair Bob Walker and his wife Barbara. The weekend was even more memorable for the Walker’s as it coincided with their 40th wedding anniversary.

The 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend held July 24-26 was the most successful in history raising a staggering $1.348 million. Such phenomenal success would not be possible were it not for the support of sponsor RBC Capital Markets. Pictured is RBC’s Jeff Boyd and his wife Michele.

The annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend would not be the fabulous event it is were it not for the performances from legendary trumpeter Jens Lindemann.

The 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend was wondrous indeed. For many, the highlight was a surprise performance from legendary k.d. lang

The 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend was the most successful in history raising $1.348 million thanks in large part to presenting sponsor Husky Energy. Pictured is Husky Energy president and CEO Asim Ghosh and his wife Sanjukta.

Former Alberta Premier Jim Prentice and his wife Karen were among those who attended the 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend July 24-26.

Barry Shaw and his band rocked the house at the 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend July 24-26. The Barry Shaw Band had guests dancing until the wee hours.

Stephen and Mary Lougheed were among the several hundred guests who took in the 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend July 24-26.

Jim Kinnear and Sally Elliott pose for the lens at the 36th annual Banff Centre Midsummer Ball Weekend July 24-26. Many  of the activities throughout the weekend took place in the fabulous Kinnear Centre.

The Remington Golf Classic, held Aug 19 at Stewart Creek set a record and raised $420,000 for the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre. Such incredible success is thanks to all the golfers, sponsors and the SRO raffle which featured a trip for two to Europe. Pictured, from left, at the raffle draw held June 30 at the Prostate Cancer Centre are tournament committee members Darwin Flathers, Remington president Cody Clayton, Garry Holbrook, and Carl Cheverie.

Pictured at the 8th annual Remington Golf Classic, held Aug 19 at Stewart Creek are Prostate Cancer Centre board member and lawyer Jon Truswell with renowned urologist Dr. Eric Hyndman. The SRO tournament set a record and raised $420,000 for the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre.

Pictured at the 8th annual Remington Golf Classic, held Aug 19 at Stewart Creek are tournament co-founder Randy Magnussen and his daughter Paige Magnussen with Oxford Properties.

Picture perfect weather ensured the 8th annual Remington Golf Classic, held Aug 19 at Stewart Creek was a great success and raised $420,000 for the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre. Pictured is Stewart Creek Golf & Country Club general manager Greg Andrew.

Among the scores of golfers who participated in the 8th annual Remington Golf Classic, held Aug 19 at Stewart Creek were, from left,  Calgary Auto and Truck Show general manger Jim Gillespie, Sterling Western Star Trucks’ Cindy Clark  and Pivotal Projects regional manager Jack McGowan.

Pictured, from left, at the 8th annual Remington Golf Classic, held Aug 19 at Stewart Creek, are Remington Development’s Ryan Remington and Altus Group’s Kyle Fletcher. The tournament has raised more than $2.3 million for prostate cancer research, education and treatment since its inception.

The annual Remington Golf Classic has, since its inception 8 years ago, raised more than $2.3 million for the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre-$420,000 this year alone. Pictured at the tournament held Aug 19 at Stewart Creek are tournament founder Randy Magnussen with Prostate Centre executive director Pam Heard and renowned urologists Dr. Eric Hyndman and Dr. Bryan Donnelly.

The annual Remington Golf Classic has, since its inception 8 years ago, raised more than $2.3 million for prostate cancer research, education and treatment-$420,000 this year alone. Pictured are tournament founders, the two Randy’s…Magnussen (left) and Remington (right).