
Important Dates:
- Steve's Birthday Aug 23
- Darlene's Birthday Aug 24
- Jaden's Birthday Jan 14, 2002
- Solana's Birthday Sept 27, 2003
- Declan's birthday July 29, 2005
- Steve & Darlene's Anniversary Sept 23, 1995
Calgary Facts
- Calgary Alberta is the sixth largest city in Canada, and the largest between Vancouver and Toronto.
- Calgary also happens to be Canada's second-biggest head office city, second only to Toronto.
- Alberta is the most westerly of Canada´s three prairie provinces, and joined Canada as a province in 1905.
- Alberta has around 3 million residents its 661,185 square kilometres 264,474 square miles).
- The province is about the same area as Texas or twice the size of Japan
- Calgary has a moderate climate that enjoys four distinct seasons, including warm summers and mild Canadian winters
- Calgary is known as the Energy Capital of Canada because a number of oil companies have headquarters in the city
- Alberta has more hours of sunshine in a year than any other province in Canada,
- A unique phenomena called a Chinook wind can raise temperatures in Calgary more than 20 degrees in one day,
turning winter days into spring.
- Although the mountain areas receive significant amounts of snow in the winter, Calgary often receives only
moderate snowfall.
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Average Calgary Temperatures
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Summer (Jun to Aug)
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20 C
68 F
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Fall (Sep to Nov)
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11 C
52 F
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Winter (Dec to Feb)
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-11 C
10 F
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Spring (Mar to May)
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9 C
42 F
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Driving Distances From Calgary
- to Banff 1.5 hours
- to Lake Louise 2 hours
- to Edmonton 3 hours
- to Vancouver, BC 12 hours
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