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I humbly ask t ha t you take me on your journey. As a friend. As a memory.

But above all as a guide.

Stampede Stories 4

2006 Volunteers 5

2006 Organizational Highlights 12

2006 Stampede Leadership Team 14

2006 Full-time Employees 18

2006 Sponsors 18

2006 Financial Statements 20

2006 Event Champions 27

AS PIONEERS AND EARLY SETTLERS ESTABLISHED THEMSELVES IN CALGARY,

THEY BUILT ON A DISTINCT SET OF VALUES – A CODE OF CONDUCT THAT

DEFINED HOW THEY DEALT WITH BUSINESS AND PERSONAL MATTERS. THESE

VALUES BECAME THE HEART AND SOUL OF OUR STRONG COMMUNITY.

THE CALGARY EXHIBITION & STAMPEDE IS HOME TO THESE VALUES TODAY AND

HAS BEEN FOR 120 YEARS. OUR CORE PURPOSE IS TO PRESERVE AND PROMOTE

THE WESTERN HERITAGE AND VALUES THAT MAKE OUR COMMUNITY STRONG.

THESE WESTERN VALUES GUIDE OUR BUSINESS, OUR CONDUCT, AND OUR

DEVELOPMENT. ABOVE ALL THEY HAVE MADE US LOYAL SERVANTS TO THE

GOOD HEALTH OF OUR COMMUNITY.

AS WE FACE UNPRECEDENTED CHANGE, THESE VALUES ARE MORE IMPORTANT

THAN EVER. BECAUSE AT NO OTHER TIME IN OUR HISTORY HAS THE NEED FOR

STRONG COMMUNITIES AND STRONG CHARACTER BEEN IN SUCH DEMAND.

WE ARE PROUD TO UPHOLD THESE VALUES. PROUD TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN

THIS COMMUNITY TODAY. AND PROUD TO HELP BUILD A STRONGER

COMMUNITY FOR TOMORROW.

THE RICHEST RIDE IN RODEO MAKES2006 THE MOST SUCCESSFUL RODEOYEAR IN HISTORY

This year a new rodeo format was introduced –

an invitational format that brought the world’s

best competitors to the arena for 60 per cent

more prize money. The result? More intensity.

More excitement. In fact, the changes led to

record-breaking attendance and revenues. �

10 STAR FILLED NIGHTS

2006 was a year of outstanding entertainment

and incredible performances. Nashville North,

the Coca-Cola Stage, and the Pengrowth

Saddledome welcomed big names like Alan

Jackson, Kenny Chesney, Nelly Furtado, Sam

Roberts, and Doc Walker…just to name a few. �

THE SPIRIT OF STAMPEDEREACHES FAR AND WIDE

This year, as always, the Greatest Outdoor Show on

Earth united our community and welcomed visitors

from all over the world. Celebrations started with the

parade, which featured Canadian Olympic Medalist

Sara Renner and the Norwegian National Cross-Country

Ski Team Coach who selflessly made her silver possible,

Bjørnar Håkensmoen. And the momentum kept building

over the entire 10 days. The Grandstand Show brought

the spirit alive each night, wowing audiences with an

original show entitled “Canada, Moments in Time”.

And people came to cheer on competitors in events

like the GMC Rangeland Derby. The Derby was one

of the events that had increased prize money this year

to make it more exciting than ever.

In 2006 Grated Coconut became a three-time World Champion Bareback Horse.

Duncan Coutts of Our Lady Peace playing the Coca Cola Stage, July 14, 2006.

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Abbott, Andrew SH, SAAbbott, Fraser AAbbott, Fred F. SH, ALMAbercrombie, Hart A. SH, SAAbercrombie, Linda A. SH, HLDAberle, Floyd VAberle, Phyllis A. VAbrams, Brian SH, SAAbrams, Edie A. SH, SAAbrams, Joel AActeson, Henry W. ALMAdams, Carolyn SH, SAAdams, Don ALMAdams, Rosanne ALMAdams, Ryan W. SH, SAAdams-Wood, Alice SH, SAAdamson, Marian SH, SAAddley, Cy SAAdolf, Elizabeth J. AAdy, Cindy DAgar, Gordon L. SH, AAhloy, James AAirth, Bob SH, SAAker, Audrey C. AAker, Eric E. AAlbi, Frank N. VAldred, Glen SH, SAAldred, Ross ALMAlexander, Greg AAlexander, Jean SH, SAAlexander, June SH, ALMAlexander, Percy ALMAlexander, Wes SH, SAAlgate, Betty J. SH, SAAllan, Steve SH, CPAllen, Fred SH, DAllen, Ray SH, ALMAllen, Roy SH, ALMAllery, Dave SH, SAAllison, Cathy AAllison, Glenn SH, SAAllison, Ted SH, ALMAloisio, Bryan A. AAmbrose, R. Mark SH, SAAmery, Hiesem AAmthor, Carla SH, SAAmthor, Joan SAAnderson, Ardith M. VAnderson, Bill SH, SAAnderson, Blake SH, ALMAnderson, Dave ALMAnderson, Diane SH, SAAnderson, Donna K. VAnderson, Doug G. VAnderson, Fran SH, ALM, HSAAnderson, Frances SH, SAAnderson, Frank J. SH, SAAnderson, Guy R. SH, AAnderson, Heather SH, SAAnderson, Heather M. AAnderson, John L. VAnderson, Julie ALMAnderson, Marilyn SH, SAAnderson, Maurey K. AAnderson, Ron K. SH, SAAndrew, Christine AAngus, Ian J.T. SH, LMAnselmo, Tony SH, ALMAnsloos, Norma SH, AAntoniuk, Jodi AAppleton, Stanley F. SH, LMArcher, Ashley M. VArcher, Fred ALMArchibald, Alan D. SH, SAArchibald, Catharine SH, SAArmstrong, Art SH, SAArmstrong, Cathy SH, SAArmstrong, Chris AArmstrong, Doug SH, SAArmstrong, Fletcher SH, SAArmstrong, Jack SH, SAArmstrong, Melinda A. SH, SAArmstrong, Tanya L. AArnold, Bob S. SH, LMArnold, John AArthurs, Derek SH, AArthurs, Ric AArthurs, Robin G. SH, SAAshbacher, Wendy S. SH, AAtchison, Sr., Bill SH, ALMAtkins, Gordon A. SH, SAAusten, Keath SH, SAAustin, Cynthia SH, SAAustin, Kimberly AAvey, Noreen P. SAAyer, Andrea M. SH, SAAylesworth, Ken W. SH, SAAylesworth, Robert SH, ALMAyoungman, Angeline SAAyre, Gary SH, SAAyre, Nate ABacon, Keith SH, SABacon, Stephen R. SH, SABacon, Terry SH, SABadzgon, Jessica E. ABagby, Robyn SH, SABailey, Diane M. SABailey, Eleanor J. SH, HLDBailey, Jim R. SABailey, Linda M. VBailey, Scott C. ABailey, Terry SH, ABaillie, Brooke ABaillod, Brad SH, SABain, John ALMBaker, Diana E. ABaker, Fred SH, ALMBaker, Owen SH, ALMBakken, Linda SABaldick, Karon A

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It has been the foundationon which was built family, community

and above all character.

ROUNDUP CENTRE WINS WITH CONSUMERS

In 2006, for the second year in a row, the Roundup

Centre was named the Consumers’ Choice for

business excellence in the Banquet/Reception Hall

category, distinguishing itself as Calgary’s premier

hosting facility for quality, service and value. �

MORE THAN 52,000 PEOPLE VISIT WORLD’S LARGEST OIL AND GAS SHOW

Stampede Park hosted the world, as visitors

from over 85 countries got a look at the latest

oil and gas technological innovations, products

and services at the Global Petroleum Show 2006.

This unique exhibition showcased industry

experts in the fields of exploration, production

and transportation of oil and natural gas, and

included an outdoor exhibition of real equipment.

This show creates significant economic spin-offs

in the region and it generates over $10 billion in

sales in the oil and gas industry. The event this

year was such a success that planning is already

underway for the next show coming to Stampede

Park June 10 – 12, 2008. �Family is more than blood you’re born into.

They are your neighbours, your friends. And strangers who have lost their way. Keep an open door for them.

365 DAYS1,300 EVENTS1 GATHERING PLACE

In 2006, Stampede Park hosted more

diverse events than ever before. Events

in trade, commerce, education, sports,

community support, multicultural

celebration and entertainment. Events

that continue to bring our community

together and allow Calgarians to

welcome the world.

Roundup Centre’s event professionals take care of every detail.

One of the many exhibits at the Global Petroleum Show 2006,June 13 - 15.

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Baldick, Stephen SABall, Bev A. SH, SABallantine, Jane SH, SABamford, Bruce SH, SABamford, Kate SH, SABamford, Mary SH, SABanadyga, Jarrod S. ABaranieski, Hugh SH, SABaranieski, Linda SH, SABarby, Jim M. SH, ALMBarfuss, Milo ALMBarge, Ron SH, SABargetzi, Ernst ALMBarker, Geoff SABarker, Jay D. SH, SABarker, Pam SABarlass, Lesley SH, SABarlow, Happy SH, SABarrett, Gord A. SH, SABarrett, Marion A. SH, SABarrington, Gordon SH, SABarritt, Angela N. SH, ALMBartelen, Clarence ALMBartlett, Erin S. ABarva, David AJ VBasarsky, Don SH, ABass, Marilyn L. SABates, Rick ALMBatke, Alfred ALMBatycky, Bill SH, SABaxter, Allan ABaxter, Paula L. ABeaton, Louise ALMBeattie, Al SH, LMBeaver, Lori ABeck-Edwards, Brenda SH, SABedford, Judy SH, SABeermann, Kari V. SABefus, Dale SH, ABelan, Chris VBell, Andrew M. SH, SABell, Herman J. SH, SABell, Kelly ABelot, Dan SH, ALMBenedictson, Richard B. SH, SABenjamin, Karin SH, SABenner, Beryl SH, SABennett, Barry I. SH, SABennett, Kerrie ABennett, Kristie L. VBenning, Bernie SH, SABenning, Maureen SH, ALM, HSABenoit, Chantale ABentham, John LMBentley, Wally H. SH, SABeres, Garry B. ABergeson, Judy A. ABerglund, Donald James ABertels, Frank SH, ALMBertram, Darlene SH, ALMBessem, Brian SABest, Kay ABeverley, Gareth ALMBewley, John SH, ABews, Jim SH, ALMBews, Joy SH, SABezak, Erin SH, SABierwagon, Bruce SHBiggelaar, Mike SH, SABiggelaar, Ray SH, ALMBill, Tara SH, SABillington, Rick SH, SABishop, Leanne M. SH, SABissell, Judy E. SH, SABittner, Sharon SH, ABjerstedt, Karen ABlack, Cliff SH, ALMBlack, Michael SH, SABlackburn, Jim ALMBlackburn, Les SH, PPBlair, Douglas G. VBlakley, Lorne SH, SABlood, Kathy SH, SABlue, Bev SH, SABoake, Bill J. SH, LMBoake, Bud M. SH, LMBoake, Peter SABobenic, Jodi SH, SABock, Andre ABodnar, Marilyn B. VBoisjoli, Sherry ALMBoisjolie, Dave VBond, Nicholas ABondarchuk, Alex SH, SABonke, Les L. SH, SABoomer, Barbara SH, ALM, HSABorland, Bob SH, SABorrow, Patricia J. SH, SABoskers, Harm K. SH, SABoswell, Bob SH, SABoswell, Pat L. ABotkin, Dave R. ABotsford, Tammy A. VBourne, Christopher ABoutestein, Jarrett SABower, Sam M. ABowlen, Maureen SH, LMBowman, Murray SH, SABoyce, Carol SH, SABoyce, Don G. SH, ALMBoyce, Gwen SH, SABoyce, Jane L. VBoyer, Colleen SH, ALMBoyle, Randy ALMBoyle, Rick A. VBrachman, Kirk SH, SABradley, Stu SH, SABradley, Tom SH, ALMBrager, Joe SH, LMBrasso, Donna K. SH, SA

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STAMPEDE PARK DEVELOPMENTBREAKS GROUND

In 2006, construction started on the long-term

plan to make Stampede Park a year-round

gathering place for the community. Initial

development will create a new home for the

Stampede Casino. The Roundup Centre will also

be expanded to include a second level and two

new exhibition halls. The green space along the

river will be reclaimed, incorporating pedestrian

friendly pathways that will allow everyone to

enjoy the area year-round. And a new agriculture

complex will be created. Over the coming years,

this long awaited development will play an

important role in the revitalization of east

downtown Calgary. �

HELPING YOUNG CANADIANS TAKE THE STAGE

The Stampede works hard year-round to help

shape Calgary’s youth into leaders for tomorrow.

The Young Canadians School of the Performing

Arts is one of the premier programs that

develops leadership skills. The troupe of 173

students receives training in voice, dance,

gymnastics and leadership. Once a student

is accepted, all class-related costs are covered

by scholarships provided by the Calgary

Exhibition & Stampede. �

PROTECTING THE LAND

All year long, environmental initiatives are taking

place at Stampede Park. From composting

animal bedding waste to recycling metal from

horseshoes and tin cans…the Calgary Exhibition

& Stampede is continually working to protect the

future of this land. �

STAMPEDE GRANDSTAND –A SAFE, WARM PLACE FORCALGARY’S HOMELESS WHENTHEY NEEDED IT

In November 2006, Calgary experienced a

potentially deadly cold snap. With temperatures

hovering around -25ºC and feeling like -40ºC with

the wind chill, an emergency shelter was set up

beneath the Stampede Grandstand. For a week,

up to 300 people per night, desperate to get out

of the cold were transported from the Mustard

Seed to the Grandstand building where they were

given a safe, warm place to stay.

Artist rendering of the trade and entertainment complex at thenorthwest corner of Stampede Park.

Weather the storms of tragedies,of hardships, and of losses.

Stand against them with character and dignity.You will find others protected in your wake.

Brasso, Einar SH, LMBraun, Ed SH, SABraun, Ilona B. SH, SABraunwarth, Garry SH, ALMBraunwarth, Leta SH, ALMBrayton, Joyce SH, SABreaker, Nick ALMBreakey, Alan R. ABrenda, Doug ABrennan, Jim S. SH, DBrewster, Amy A. VBrewster, Jim ABrewster, Jolene ABrewster, Robert ABrimacombe, Peter R. SH, SABroad, Judy SH, ABroadhurst, Michael SH, SABrock, Bruce SABromley, Bill SH, SABronconnier, David DBrookes, Mike LMBrookman, George SH, VCBrookwell, Gerry SH, ALM, HSABrowarny, Walt SH, SABrown, Bill SH, SABrown, Diana SABrown, Garth O. SH, ALM, HSABrown, Gordon SHBrown, Jack SH, LMBrown, Jason K. VBrown, John H. SH, ALMBrown, Nancy A.P. VBrown, Trudy F. ABrowne, Al SH, ABrowne, Irene A. ABryant, Leigh-Anne VBryant, Linda L. SH, SABryant, Victor SH, ALMBuchanan, Deborah I. SH, SABuchanan, Gary N. SH, SABuchanan, Guy SH, DBuckley, Margaret SHBucsis, Anita ABuhler-Low, Jo-Ann VBuilder, Brenda L. SH, SABukowski, Janet A. SH, ALMBunka, Andrew ABurak, Doris B. SH, SABurak, Heather J. SH, SABurgess, Ralph SH, ALMBurgess, Sandra L. SH, ABurgess, Wayne B. SH, SABurke, Brian SH, ALMBurke-Gaffney, Kevin F. SH, SABurke-Gaffney, M. Elizabeth SH, SABurns, Greg SABurns, James (Larry) VBurns, John SH, SABurns, Rob ABurns, Shelly A. SH, SABurrell, Gord SH, DBurrell, Mary SH, SABurrell, Scott J. ABurritt, Joe SH, SABurwash, Les D. SH, SABurwash, Mary E. SH, ALMBurwash, Sue A. SABushell, Beverley SH, ALMBusse, Linda L. ABussey, Gordon SH, DBussey, Jim W. SH, ALMBusst, Bill H. ABusst, Jack H. SH, SAButler, Dale ALMBzeta, George SH, ALMBzeta, Judy SH, LMCadre, Rhonda ALMCaines, Richard T. SH, SACairns, Bob M. SH, HLDCairns, Gordon SH, SACairns, Ken SH, LMCalf Robe, Ed SH, SACalf Robe/Ayoungman, Natasha ACallan, Lyne SH, ALMCammaert, Pat SACampbell, Bill SH, ALMCampbell, Doris SH, SACampbell, John SH, SACampbell, John C. SH, SACampbell, Kurt SACampbell, Laura L. SH, ALMCampbell, Linda SH, SACampbell, Shannan SACampion, Lori M. SH, SACannon, Dennis SH, SACantafio, Dean P. VCantalope, Annette SH, SACardiff, John ACarels, Val SH, ACarey, Frank G. SH, SACarey, Hugh SH, SACarey, Neil SACarignan, Shannon D. ACarpenter, Marcel SH, ALMCarter, Kay C. SACartwright, Fred SH, SACarver, Debbie L. SH, ACarver, Stan SH, SACasey, Michael SH, DCashman, Larry SH, ALMCassels, John SHCassidy, Lynne ACassie, Deanne J. SH, SACatellier, Shannon SH, ALMCatherwood, Andy G. SH, SACavanaugh, Buzz B. SH, SACelmainis, Sheryll SH, ALMCeri, Patricia M. VChadwick-Lynch, Connie SH, SAChalack, Dr. David SH, VC

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THE LARGEST 4-H EVENT IN CANADAHAPPENS RIGHT HERE

4-H on Parade is a weekend of competitions

and auctions that showcase the outstanding

achievements of southern Alberta’s youth.

This year’s event was attended by over 1,000

4-H members aged nine to 21 from over 67 clubs

in the Calgary region. �

STAMPEDE SCHOOL PROJECT WINSWORLD WIDE COMPETITION

The Stampede School and the Galileo Education

Network won first place for international

online education from the International Society

for Technology in Education. This innovative

partnership allowed students to explore

Stampede Park’s Indian Village, and interview

First Nation Elders and Stampede historians

in order to produce a video, artwork and

writing for the award winning website.

The Stampede/Galileo project website can

be found at calgarystampede.com/galileo �

RURAL ROUTES EXPLORES ALBERTA’SVACATION DESTINATIONS

New this year to the Stampede’s annual spring

festival, Rural Routes was a one-of-a-kind

consumer show focusing on Alberta’s unique rural

tourism industry. Exhibits covered everything from

ranch vacations to whitewater rafting. �

Know that life comes from the soil. I ask you to live with the land as I have,

and not from it. Pass it to your children, more fertile than when you received it.

OLDS COLLEGE SETS DOWNROOTS IN STAMPEDE PARK

In 2006, Olds College officially opened it’s Calgary

campus. This premier Canadian integrated learning

and applied research college specializing in agriculture,

horticulture, land and environmental management will

begin remodeling the Weston Bakery building at

Stampede Park in 2007, with an expected opening

in 2009. This partnership will help the Stampede

strengthen the connection between urban and rural

communities, and continue our support for agriculture

producers, consumers and the industry as a whole.

It will be an $8-million, 27,000-square-foot facility for

450 students studying curricula from agriculture to

fashion marketing.

One of many 4-H on Parade participants.

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Chan, Leslie R.H. VChapman, Ron SH, ALM, HSACharlton, Murton SH, ALMChartrand, Allan R. SAChartrand, J. Aime SH, SACheetham, Rick E. ACherry, Gordon AChisholm, Bill LMChisholm, Wynne SH, SAChitrenky, Evelyn ALMChitrenky, Walter ALMChorney, Alan SH, ALMChorney, George A. SH, SAChow, Catherine A. VChow, Tina L. AChristensen, Dennis SH, SAChristensen, Lynn SH, SAChristie, Nat SH, SAChu, Allan SAChurch, Andrea M. SH, SAChurch, Bob SH, PPChurch, Lanny M. SH, SAClapham, Bill SH, SAClapham, Kyle AClark, Brendan C. VClark, Cam SH, SAClark, Lloyd J. SH, SAClarke, Bonny SH, SAClarke, Jr., Eric G. SH, SAClarkson, Linda AClaughton, Donald SH, SAClaughton, Mindy SH, SAClay, Cam L. SH, SAClayton, Cody SACleeve, Gail SH, SACoates, Joe SH, ALMCoates, Warren S. SH, AColborne, Barb SH, SAColeman, Brian SAColeman, Karalee SH, ALMCollins, Alison P. SH, SACollins, Bill E. SH, SACollins, Dave SH, SACollins, Karen A. ACollins, Michael SH, SACollins, Pat SH, SAColpitts, Garth ALMComeau, Guy SH, SAComeau, Val SH, ALMConnelly, Dan B. SHConnelly, Sharleen A. SH, SAConnolly, Luanne SH, SAConnors, Earl SH, SAConstable, Bob M. SH, SAConstable, Loraine SH, ALM, HSACook, Lorna J. SH, SACooke, Darrell SH, SACooke, Don SHCooke, Grant SACooke, Shane ACooke, Sharon SACool, Joan T. VCooper, Jocelyn SH, SACopeland, John ALMCopithorne, Danny SH, PPCopithorne, Jim SH, ALMCopithorne, John G. SH, DCopithorne, Marshall SH, HLDCopithorne, Melba F. SH, ALMCopithorne-Hawes, Wendy ACorbett, Stewart SH, SACorraini, Debbie L. SACorraini, Vallentina SH, ALMCostello, Barry SH, SACote, Claude ACourtland, Christopher SH, ALMCourtman, Ray SH, SACoutney, Bunny SH, ALMCoutu, Marcel SH, ACowling, Lloyd G. SH, SACraig, Heather SH, SACranston, John SH, ALMCranston, Mary ALMCremers, Hans ALMCremers, Maureen B. SH, SACridland, Kelly SH, ALMCripps, Bruce SH, SACripps, Ron SH, ALMCrook, Phil G. ACrook, Rhea SH, SACrosbie, Wayne W. ACross, Donald SH, PPCross, Eddie SH, ALMCross, Jill SH, ACross-Moulton, Sara J. SH, SACrowe, Coleen VCrowe, Leslie SH, LMCrowshoe, Reggie SACrowshoe, Rose SH, SACrowther, Thelma ALMCrundwell, Brian ACumming, Yvonne J. SH, SACunningham, Bill SH, SACunningham, Debbie M. SH, SACunningham, Lori SH, ALM, HSACunningham, Norma SH, ALMCunnington, Mike SH, ALMCupit, Jackie L. SH, SACurran, Arlene ACurran, Jr., Stephen James SH, SACurran, Mike SACurran, Sr., Stephen SH, SACurrie, Susan SHCushing, Don G. SH, LMCushing, Pat ALMDahl, Cheryl A. SHDahlgren, Nelson E. SH, SADaines, Grant ADalgetty, David SH, SADalgleish, Dianne J. SH, ALM

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By virtually every measure, 2006 was an exceptionalyear for the Calgary Exhibition & Stampede.

We achieved our third consecutive year of revenuegrowth, officially broke ground on our trade andentertainment complex, celebrated several significantnew partnerships, reached out to our community in new and innovative ways, and set new attendancebenchmarks at our annual Calgary Stampede as well as other key events throughout the year.

Our success was driven by the passion andcommitment of our 2,200 volunteers and 1,600employees – and the support of hundreds of sponsors, along with government and communitypartners – all working together.

Looking back, there were many highlights.

A 10-DAY COMMUNITY CELEBRATION

Our most significant contribution to our communityremains the annual Calgary Stampede, and in 2006 wehosted the best ever Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth!

• More than 400,000 Calgarians and visitors watched the Stampede Parade led by Norwegian cross-country ski coach Bjørnar Håkensmoen and Canadian medalist Sara Renner – whose Olympic story of sportsmanship set the right tone for a celebration of community values. More than 40 other Olympic and Paralympic medalists and inspirational Canadians participated in the Paradeand nightly in the Grandstand Show’s outstanding“Canada, Moments in Time”, creating a truly national celebration.

• Our richer, rougher rodeo brought together the world’s greatest rodeo athletes to compete for an unprecedented $1.6-million in prize money, the richest ride in the sport. The new format reinforced our leadership position in the rodeo world and attracted our biggest audiences ever, with an unprecedented four sell-outs.

• Some of North America’s biggest entertainers performed, including sell-out Saddledome concerts by Alan Jackson and Kenny Chesney and a Coke Stage appearance by Canadian singing sensation Nelly Furtado.

• Launched with a record canvas auction of $2.9 million, and paired with a spectacular Grandstand Show, the world’s premier chuckwagon races attracted record crowds and this year’s GMC Rangeland Derby champion, Hugh Sinclair, earned a record $100,000 payout.

• The 25th annual Calgary Stampede Western Art Auction set an individual sales record of $36,500 for the painting featured in the 2007 Calgary Stampede Poster.

• The RCMP Musical Ride, the 22nd biennial Royal Agriculture Society of the Commonwealth Conference, the World Simmental Congress and an enhanced military display were a testament to the role we play internationally.

• With the support of hundreds of volunteers, Calgarians and visitors celebrated the Stampede spirit in every corner of the city – from downtown streets and offices to local shopping malls and neighbourhood parking lots. The Get Your Head in a Hat program gave away 18,000 hats and 100,000 “rewards” for those “caught” wearing their hats – promoting Calgary’s great tradition of dressing western, begun by Guy Weadick almost 100 years ago.

A record 1,262,518 visitors came to Stampede Park toparticipate in our western celebration – almost 90 percent of whom noted their experience was good orexcellent. We also set a new record for revenue, thanksin part to a 17 per cent increase in partner participation– all of which we reinvest back into our youth,agriculture and community programs and facilities.

A SHOWCASE FOR AGRICULTURE

We started 120 years ago as an agriculture society and we’ve never forgotten our ranching and farmingroots. Today, Stampede Park provides one of theworld’s most unique agricultural showcases, featuringmore than 60 diverse programs spread across 100 days.These agricultural activities include education, youthdevelopment, sports, entertainment and businessevents, industry conferences and trade shows.

Among the 2006 highlights was 4-H on Parade in earlyJune, one of several 4-H programs we supported andhosted last year. As the largest stand-alone 4-H eventin Canada, this three-day showcase drew more than1,000 young people from across Alberta.

In October, Stampede Park hosted the officialopening of the Olds College Calgary Campus,launching the city’s newest post-secondaryeducational institution. In the next few years, OldsCollege will remodel the historic Weston Bakerybuilding to create an $8-million, 27,000-square-footfacility for 450 students who will study a variety ofagricultural, horticultural, environmental and land-based programs. Our partnership with Olds Collegewill help the Stampede strengthen the connectionbetween urban and rural communities and providegreater support to agriculture producers, consumersand the industry as a whole.

Corporate investment in our vision for showcasingagriculture and bringing urban and rural communitiestogether increased as several of our partners added totheir level of support for programs like Aggie Days, 4-H, International Youth Livestock, Heavy Horse andBeef Cattle.

WE BUILD OUR COMMUNITY EVERYDAY

Our volunteers and employees are busy building our community every day of the year and in 2006Stampede Park hosted more than 1,300 events,ranging from commerce to education, fromentertainment to celebration.

• We partnered with members of the Treaty 7 First Nations to host the Stampede’s first-ever Aboriginal Youth Leadership program, which is a vital component to our goal of revitalizing the spirit of the 1912 Indian Village and reinforces and preserves the importance of the Plains Indians culture.

• In November we hosted the second annual Western Legacy Awards, recognizing three individuals who exemplify our western values. Eddie Cochlan was honoured for his sustained contribution to the Stavely community, 12-year-old Lindsey Lehr was chosen for her innovative support of the Alzheimer’s Society and Ryan Hodgson received the youth award for his contributions to the agriculture community through 4-H.

• We were proud to host His Royal Highness, The Earl of Wessex, on June 4, who came to celebrate and recognize our commitment to youth. Annually we invest well over $1 million into a variety of programs that provide education and development to thousands of young people through programs like Aggie Days, 4-H, The Young Canadians, Stampede Showband and Stampede School.

• In June we hosted the largest oil and gas show in the world, the Global Petroleum Show.

• Every day we welcome visitors to Calgary’s only not-for-profit casino, a revenue generating facility that supports 173 different community charities as well as the Stampede’s programs and facilities.

• In keeping with our values of neighbourliness and commitment to community, the volunteers and employees of the Stampede worked together to build the second of five new homes for Habitat for Humanity.

NEW MOMENTUM FOR OUR VISION

Two years ago, we set out a vision for developingStampede Park into a world-class, year-roundgathering place for Calgarians and visitors. We willbuild a better community, at a time when communitybuilding is vitally important to Calgary. In 2006, wereached some significant milestones in developingStampede Park.

• Calgary City Council approved our Land Use application for development of our 193-acre Park,granted a 100-year extension to our lease and agreed to guarantee $140 million of $160 million total debt capacity. This increased our debt capacity by $100 million, which is vital to our development plan for Stampede Park.

• On June 7, with great fanfare and the participation of community leaders and partners, we broke ground on construction of our trade and entertainment complex.

• In November, we received word that the Government of Alberta will provide an additional $15 million to support the expansion of theRoundup Centre. Coupled with the $35 million

previously received as a Centennial grant, we can now complete phase two expansion of our trade and entertainment complex by the summer of 2009.

• The Calgary Exhibition & Stampede and the Calgary Stampede Foundation developed a shared philosophy and approach to fundraising to support our common objective of preserving and promoting western heritage and values.

• We added new infield suites and began construction of the Lazy S Club to help meet public demand for the Park’s hosting and networking facilities.

Research completed in 2006 confirmed Calgariansexpect us to promote and celebrate our westernheritage and values. Values like integrity, westernhospitality, commitment to community and pride in our great city and province resonate withCalgarians and are seen to contribute to the quality of life in Calgary. These values will be at the heart of and will inform an exciting new expression of ourbrand in 2007.

OUR FINANCES ARE SOLID

Revenue in 2006 was $108.6 million, up almost 13 percent from $96 million in 2005. Net operating income,including annual support from the Government ofAlberta was $6.6 million compared to $5.1 million in2005. These strong results are essential to help fundcommunity programs and development of the Park.

As we move forward with our 2020 vision of building a world-class, year-round gathering place, projects willbe funded through internally generated revenues andpartnerships with individuals, communityorganizations and the private and public sectors.

THANK YOU…

In 2006 the Stampede was recognized by CalgaryInc., Avenue Magazine and the Calgary Herald for itscontributions to making Calgary a better place. Thisrecognition is a tribute to the efforts of thousands ofpeople – our patrons, partners, sponsors, three levelsof government, volunteers and employees.

We would like to express our sincere thank you toeach and every one of you who contributed yourpassion, talents, effort and resources to the CalgaryExhibition & Stampede in 2006.

Our organization is fortunate to have a uniquecombination of volunteers and employees workingtogether to create tremendous economic and socialvalue for our community. As we have reached out tothe community, it has reached back and supported usas never before.

We have raised the bar yet again and created atremendous foundation upon which we will build in future years.

2006 ORGANIZATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS�

�STEVE ALLANChairman of the Board & President

VERN KIMBALLChief Executive Officer

Dalgleish, Steve SH, ADalgleish, William SH, ALMDalgliesh, Judy L. SH, ALMDalik, Dalton E. SH, SADalik, Dorothy SH, ALM, HSADalton, Rick K. SH, ADamm, Mark G. SH, SADanard, Bryan N. VDanchuk, Jim SH, ADansie, Lynn SH, SADanyleyko, Erin SH, ADavidson, Brenda ADavidson, Debbie A. SH, SADavidson, Doug W. SH, SADavidson, Lori SH, SADavies, Anne-Marie E. SH, SADavies, Arleigh E. SH, SADavies, Bob W. SH, SADavies, Don C. SH, SADavies, Ivan SH, SADavies, Lynne A. SH, SADavies, Rowland SH, SADavis, Arthur SHDavis, Bill SH, LMDavis, Jay SH, SADavis, Karen SH, ALMDavis, Keith A. VDavis, Roger ADavison, John SH, SADavison, Mike SH, SAde Haan, Brian SH, SAde Haan, Nick SH, SADe Looze, Hennie SH, SADean, Genevie SH, SADean, Jim SH, SADear, Don W. SH, SADebnam, Bruce SH, ALMDebnam, Jess SH, SADeCaria, Angela M. SH, SADecoux-Cozzi, Mark C. ADeeg, Roger ALMDeeks, Kevin SH, SADegenstein, Peter SH, LMDegenstein, Shirley L. SH, SADeLong, Bob VDeMaere, Shauna M. ADemmers, Ed SH, ALMDempsey, Hugh LMDempsey, Pauline SH, ALMDempson, Don SH, SADenison, Robert SH, ALMDennis, Pat SH, ADennis, Sue J. ADenoon, Barb R. SH, SADenoon, Norm S. SH, ALMDenoon, Stan W.S.D. SH, LMDerksen, Henry ALMDerksen, Kelly ADerwent, Lorelei A. VDeschamps, Wayne SH, SADesmarais, Georgia SH, SADesmarais, Rene F. ADesmarais, Tom SH, SADesRochers, Johnnie SH, SADeWit, Jamee L. VDickie, Bryon K. SH, SADickie, Patty A. VDickinson, Dave SH, SADickson, Myrna I. SH, SADidyk, Wayne ALMDinning Hughes, Heidi SADinning, Alexandra J. VDinning, Bob SH, PPDinning, Jim F. SH, SADixey, Denise R. VDixon, Dena M. SH, ADixon, Howie SH, ALMDixon, Nicole SH, ADixon, Toni SH, SADodd, Arthur SH, SADoherty, Brian ADoiron, Deedee ADoiron, Jan ADoiron, Lou A. SH, SADokken, Carolyn ALMDokken, Jim SH, SADola, Dale ADolan, Regan SH, SADominick, Debbie L. ADominick, George SH, SADomshy, Dennis SH, SADonaher, Len SH, SADonahue, Nimrodel ADonnelly, Rick SH, SADorais, Ginette ALMDoran, Jean SH, ALMDorran, Steve J. SH, SADorsey, Everett SH, ALM, HSADorsey, Mary Lynn SADoten, Vern SH, ALMDougall, Carol J. SH, SADouglas, Anne SH, ALMDouglas, Ian SH, SADouglas, Joel VDouthwaite, Brian M. ADowney, Cynthia ADowney, Deb ADowns, Kristi M. ADowson, Wayne R. SH, SADoyle, Joan D. SH, ALMDoyle, Joanne E. SH, SADoyle, Kevin SH, SADragani, Joe ADrage, Heather L. ADrake, Karyn SH, SADrake, Kevin SADraper, Beth ADrefko, Tracey J. VDrefko, Troy M. VDrever, Harry A. SH, SA

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Jones, Brian W. SH, SAJones, Clarence SH, SAJones, Karen SH, SAJones, Keith SH, SAJones, Keith B. SH, SAJones, Lorraine AJones, Marvin SH, SAJones, Ray SH, DJoorisity, Shirley AJoosen, Peter SH, ALMJopp, Robert SH, SAJorawsky, James S. AJorgensen, Tanya SAJorginson, George SH, SAJourneay, Doug J. VJoyce, Raymond SH, SAJubb, Avery SH, SAJudd, Glen SH, SAJudd, Reg SH, SAJuhasz, John SH, SAJuul-Hansen, Ivan C. SH, SAKaiser, Marilyn G. SH, SAKaiser, Wilf SH, SAKalynchuk, Cathy D.L. SH, SAKarch, Gordy SH, SAKarr, Avril L. VKaufmann, Bill L. SH, ALMKavanagh, Paul L. VKavanaugh, Cory AKavanaugh, Ken SH, SAKazakoff, Dianne M. SH, AKearns, Sheila SH, SAKeele, Evelyn J. VKeen, Douglas ALMKell, Dan SH, AKellington, Sean VKelly, Marion SH, AKelly, Marise SH, SAKemlo, Alison SH, SAKemp, Gerry SH, SAKemppainen, Leah AKennedy, Dorothy SH, SAKennedy, John H. SH, SAKennedy, Peter SH, SAKenworthy, Shauna L. SH, SAKerby, George E. SH, SAKerr, Arlene SH, SAKerr, Bob SH, SAKerr, Sheila ALMKeshavjee, Sam M. SAKesler, Sarah E. VKewley, Bill ALMKewley, Maureen ALMKhoury, Andrea M.L. SH, SAKidd, Alan SH, SAKilby, Dave J. AKilroe, Glenda M. VKilroe, Ken J. SH, SAKimmel, Brian D. SH, SAKinas, Jenny D. SH, SAKindrasky, Bev SH King, David ALMKing, Karin AKing, Ken M. SH, SAKing, Madeleine DKirk, Stacy SH, SAKisilevich, Denise SH, SAKitchen, Donna AKitchen, Gerry AKittleson, Dean VKitz, Joan L. SH, SAKitzul, Grant SAKjar, Carla G. VKlare, Frank SH Klasky, Bill SH, SAKlasky, Bud SH, SAKlein, Ralph HLDKlys, Jim SH, ALMKnapp, Victoria SH, SAKnight, Brenda AKnight, Bruce SH, SAKnight, John W. SH, SAKnorr, Maggie E. AKnutson, Debbie SAKollewyn, Hans J.B. SH, SAKollewyn, Joan SH, SAKolstad, Kate SH, SAKomitsch, Debbie SH, SAKonschuk, Shawn D. SAKonschuk, Wendy SAKoole, Stephanie D. VKoop, David SH, SAKoper, Lawrence SH, SAKortgaard, Joyce E. SH, SAKovitz, Jeff SH, ALMKozak, J. Fredrick SH, SAKozun, Shawna SH, AKrahn, Peter W. SAKrahn, Susanne SAKralka, Dan SH, SAKranenburg, Lane SH, SAKrause, Jason K. SAKrauss, Shauna AKrawec, Randy SAKraychy, Cameron AKrebs, Darwin SH, AKristinson, Ray SH, ALM, HSAKrivak, Derek AKroeker, Richard J. VKruyssen, Glenn K. AKryczka, Karen SH, SAKryczka-McNear, Bev SH, ALMKumar, Cynthia AKunkel, Ed L. AKurtzweg, Vanessa D. SH, ALMKuzyk, Richard H. VKwong, Sandy T.S. SH, SAKyle, Doug H. SH, SAKyle, Kathryn I. V

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2006 OFFICERSAllan, Steve Chairman of the Board & President

Wilson, Don Immediate Past President

Brookman, George Vice-Chairman

Chalack, Dr. David Vice-Chairman

Kimball, Vern Chief Executive Officer

Armitage, Doug Vice-President, Business Development

Connell, Warren Vice-President, Park Development &

Operations

Fache, Gord Vice-President, Corporate Development &

Stampede Programming

Harrison, Paul Chief Financial Officer

Schild, Laurie Vice-President, Marketing &

External Relations

Whittle, Mike Vice-President, Agriculture &

Western Events

2006 DIRECTORSAllen, F.G. (Fred) Brennan, J.S. (Jim)Buchanan, G.D. (Guy)Burrell, G.J. (Gord)Bussey, G.J. (Gordon)Casey, M.F. (Mike)Copithorne, J.G. (John)Engstrom, J.A. (Jackie)Fee, E.D. (Doug)Gray, W.M. (Bill)Holman, S.J. (Sally)Laidlaw, R.W.A. (Rob)LeGeyt, C. (Chris)Milavsky, H. (Harold)Robinson, V.A. (Val)Saju, S. (Sherali)Snyder, S.G. (Steve)Street, G.W. (Glenn)Thompson, R.M. (Bob)Tynan, R.E. (Russ)Yee, W. (Wee) Ady, C. (Cindy) MLABronconnier, D. (Dave) MayorJones, R. (Ray) AldermanKing, M. (Madeleine) AldermanRichardson, L. (Lee) MP

PAST PRESIDENTSBlackburn, L. (Les)Church, R.B. (Bob)Copithorne, W.H. (Danny)Crawford, Q.C. (George) (Deceased)

Cross, D.J.A. (Donald)Dinning, R.S. (Bob)Jarvis, C.S. (Roger)Laidlaw, R.W.A. (Bob)Matthews, R.C. (Rob)Moore, W.K. (Ken)Pearce, H.G. (Gordon)Steen, J.A. (Jack)Young, R.A.M. (Bob)

HONOURARY LIFE DIRECTORSAbercrombie, L.A. (Linda)Bailey, E. (Eleanor)Cairns, R.M. (Bob)Copithorne, M. (Marshall)Dyck, P.R. (Bob)Edwards, S.W. (Steve)Finn, F.C. (Frank)Gant, W. (Bill)Holman, J.L. (Len)Hymas, R.F. (Bob)Irwin, I.G.M. (Ian)Jacques, D.E. (Don)Klein, R. (Ralph)Lang, M.P. (Pam)Langford, H.G. (Harry)Lougheed, E.P. (Peter)Macdonald, A.H. (Howard)MacInnes, R.B. (Richard)McBride, R.B. (Rod)McDaniel, R.R. (Rod)Minnes, P.D. (Patsi)O’Connor, G. (Graham)

O’Connor, D.L. (Larry)Phillips, R.F. (Ross)Poffenroth, R.W. (Bob)Porter, W.G. (Bill)Smith, B.A.R. (Quincy)Sumner, R.J. (Bob)Talbot, D.W. (David)Thompson, L.S. (Lee)Thornton, H.P. (Harold)

2006 PATRONSThe Right Honourable Stephen HarperP.C., B.A., M.A. , Prime Minister of Canada

The Honourable Chuck Strahl P.C. , Minister of Agriculture and

Agri-Food, Government of Canada

The Honourable Norman L. Kwong CM, AOE, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta

The Honourable Ed StelmachPremier of Alberta

The Honourable George GroeneveldMinister of Agriculture and Food,

Government of Alberta

His Worship David BronconnierMayor of Calgary

2006 ELECTED OFFICERS (L-R) Dr. David Chalack, Vice-Chairman; Steve Allan, Chairman of the Board & President; George Brookman, Vice-Chairman

EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT TEAM(Standing L-R) Gord Fache, Vice-President,Corporate Development & StampedeProgramming; Mike Whittle,Vice-President,Agriculture & Western Events; Vern Kimball,Chief Executive Officer; Warren Connell, Vice-President, Park Development & Operations;Paul Harrison, Chief Financial Officer; (SittingL-R) Doug Armitage, Vice-President, BusinessDevelopment; Laurie Schild, Vice-President,Marketing & External Relations

2006 BOARD OF DIRECTORS (Sitting L-R) Dr. David Chalack, Vice-Chairman; Steve Allan, Chairman of the Board & President; George Brookman, Vice-Chairman; (Front Row Standing L-R) Gord Burrell, Sally Holman, Glenn Street, Sherali Saju, Jackie Engstrom, Fred Allen, John Copithorne (Second RowStanding L-R) Jim Brennan, Russ Tynan, Val Robinson, Doug Fee, Harold Milavsky, Wee Yee, Bill Gray(Back Row Standing L-R) Chris LeGeyt, Rob Laidlaw, Bob Thompson, Gordon Bussey, Mike Casey, Guy Buchanan (Missing from photo) Don Wilson, Immediate Past President; Cindy Ady, MLA; MayorDavid Bronconnier, Madeleine King, Alderman; Ray Jones, Alderman; Lee Richardson, MP; Steve Snyder

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McBride, Rod SH, HLDMcCabe, Tom SH, SAMcCafferty, Brenda ALMMcCallum, Joan SH, SAMcCarthy, Larry SH, SAMcCaughan, Glen L. SH, SAMcCauley, Ted SAMcClellan, Dale SH, SAMcClellan, Grace SH, SAMcClellan, Reg SH, SAMcClelland, Craig SH, SAMcClelland, Keith S. SH, SAMcCollister, Gus SH, SAMcConnell, Kim SH, SAMcCorquodale, Larry J. SH, SAMcCosh, Ron K. SH, SAMcCuaig, Bob SH, SAMcCune, Pat SH, SAMcDaniel, Rod SH, HLDMcDonald, Alan K. SH, SAMcDonald, Bruce A. SH, SAMcDonald, Carol M. SH, SAMcDonald, Don W. SH, LMMcDonald, Gertrude SH, ALMMcDonald, Glenn B. SH, ALMMcDonough, Steve SH, SAMcDonough, Terry E. SH, SAMcDougall, Michael SH, SAMcGowan, Gil SH, ALMMcGrath, Peter VMcGregor, Don SAMcGregor, Kevin AMcGregor, Kim SH, SAMcInnis, Ken W. SH, SAMcIntyre, William Robert SH, ALM, HSAMcIver, Ric W. VMcIvor, Jack ALMMcIvor, Mike SH, SAMcKay, Carol SH, SAMcKay, Elaine K. SH, SAMcKay, Jack SH, SAMcKay, John SH McKay, Melissa SH, SAMcKay, Scott SH, ALMMcKendry, Roxanne L. AMcKenna, Darilyn ALMMcKey, Michael S. SH, SAMcKinnon, Allison SH, SAMcKinnon, Colin A. SH, SAMcKinnon, Don J. SH, SAMcKinnon, Jane SH, SAMcKinnon, Teri K. SH, SAMcKinnon, Wayne C. SH, SAMcLachlan, Brian A. AMcLane, Herb SH, SAMcLaren, Barbara SH, ALMMcLaren, Wayne SH, LMMcLauchlan, Ronald SH, SAMcLaws, Donald LMMcLean, Elfie L. SH, ALM, HSAMcLean, Janet E. SH, SAMcLean, Joan ALMMcLean, Ward SH, ALMMcLellan, Neil ALMMcLellan, Sheila SAMcLeod, Lynn SH, SAMcLeod, Rod SH, SAMcMahon, Terry ALMMcMann, Patrick K. VMcMillan, Ian SH, SAMcMillan, Les SH, SAMcNamara, Carol E. SH, SAMcNeil, Kirk SH, SAMcNeil, Ray J. VMcNeilly, Steve AMcPeak, Jim SH, SAMcPherson, Carol S. SH, SAMcVean, Bruce SH, LMMcVicar, Jeanine SH, ALMMeadows, Patricia L. SH, SAMeck, Iris VMelbourne, John SH, SAMelchior, Ron J. SH, SAMelnechuk, Alex SH, ALM, HSAMelville, Judi M. SH, SAMende, Erich J.M. VMercer, Lisa VMerrick, Bernice SH, ALMMerrick, Bob SH, SAMerrill, Derek SH, SAMezzarobba, Marilyn E. SH, ALMMichaels, David SH, SAMick, Lorne SH, ALMMiddleton, Dave AMiddleton, John SH, SAMidtdal, Tamy ALMMilavsky, Harold DMillar, Roberta SH, SAMiller, Aaron M. VMiller, Bev SH, SAMiller, Don SH, SAMiller, Doug SH, ALMMiller, Jamie AMiller, Lindsay AMiller, Pam SH, ALMMiller, Shawn C. VMillican, Harold S. SH, SAMilligan, Jim L. SH, SAMills, Bonny ALMMills, Brett AMills, Judy SH, ALMMills, Paul J. SH, SAMilne, David SHMilne, Marlie D. SH, ALM, HSAMilner, Justine E. VMilton, Helen SH, SAMiner, Dorothy SH, SAMing, Dennis R. AMinnes, Patsi SH, HLD

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Platt, Gordon S. SH, SAPlatt, Stephen G. VPlatz, Anne V. SH, APlunkett, Tom SH, SAPoffenroth, Bob SH, HLDPoffenroth, Donna F. SH, SAPogue, Bob SH, SAPolischuk, Debbie SH, SAPollock, Bonnie S. SAPolowick, Marlin ALMPolson, Paul SH, SAPope, David SHPopik, Leon B. SH, SAPopik, Leon C. SH, SAPoratto, Adele SH Porter, Arlene SH, SAPorter, Bill SH, HLDPorter, Patricia Y. APorter, Ray T. SH, SAPostlewaite, Don SH, LMPostlewaite, Scott SH, SAPotter, Jacqueline L. APoulton, Patricia APound, Tracy A. VPowder, Kevin SH, SAPowell, Nathan APowell, Stan SH, ALM, HSAPowers, Jim SH, SAPoyen, Jock SH, SAPreece, Derek ALMPresley, Christel M. APresley, John W. SH, SAPrettie, Andy SH, SAPrice, Al APrice, John SH, SAPrice, Stacy L. APringle, Bertram SH, SAPringle, Sandra ALMPritchard, Collin APritchard, F. Vicky SH, ALMPritchard, Herb SH, ALMProceviat, Ashley E.L. SH, SAProdan, Dean ALMProdan, Hugh SH, SAProkosch, Lynn M. VProskie, Joe SH, SAProskow, Darrol J. SH, SAProskow, Morris SH, ALMProsser, Ernie SH, SAProud, Jennifer SH Puffer, Bruce VPurcell, Gordon L. SH, SAPurdy, Alexander K. VPurdy, Carl SH, ALMPurdy, Glen SH, SAPurdy, Kirk SH, ALMPurdy, Robert E.G. VPurdy, Storm SH, SAPyke, David AQuarrie, Ron ALMQuinney, Bill SH, ALMQuinton, Tracy VQuinton-Campbell, Patricia ARaby, Stephen G. SH, SARacher, Garth SH, ALMRalston, Brenda J. SH, SARamsay, Graeme ARamsay, Sarah E. VRamsay-Carlson, Kaye ARamsden, Dick SH, SARasmussen, D. Heather SH, SARasmussen, Gordon SH, ALMRawlyck, Donna ARayner, Ruth Ann SH, SARebalkin, Darren SH, SARebeyka, Frank S. SH, SARedmond, Bruce SH, LMReeb, Fred SARegehr, Pamela J. SH, ARegehr, Rod AReid, Rhonda S. VReid, Stuart J.A. AReid, Vaughn T. VReimer, Brian E. VRempal, Garrett SH, SARepka, Shelley VRescanski, Fred VReynolds, Anni L. AReynolds, Clive SAReynolds, Colleen A. SH, SAReynolds, David SH, SAReynolds, Ryan ARhodes, Darryl SH, SARichards, Adele ARichards, Mick ARichardson, Allan SH, ALMRichardson, Lee DRichmond, David E. VRicketts, Lisa N. VRieberger, Michael SH, SARiley, Tim A. VRimer, Barry SH, SARimer, Luke J. ARiopel, Cherie ARisdon, Marlene SH, SARitchie, Randy SH, ALMRivers, Joanne SH, ALMRoach, Joanne SH, SARoach, John SH, SARoach, Matt SH, SARobak, Brian SH, SARobak, Liliana ARoberts, Donna ARobertson, Garry J. SH, SARobertson, Jim SH, SARobertson, Leslie J. VRobertson, Pat A. SH, SARobertson, Robert SARobertson, Ron A

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Seifert, Jim SH Seifert, Opal SH, LMSeitz, Blaine ASelgensen, Eric SH, ALMSelgensen, June SH, ALMSellar, Marilyn M. SH, SASemotuk, Lydia ASergerie, Cindy M. SH, SASeto, Fong SH, SASeto, Richard H. SH, SASevick, Russell SASewall, Brad T. SH, SASewall, Kim E. SH, SAShacklady, Ted M. AShalanski, Karen ALMShandro, Douglas SH, SAShandro, Tyler S. VShanley, John R. SH, SAShannon, JoAnn L. VShannon, Shilo SAShannon, Todd VShaver, Grant SAShaver, Inez L. SAShaw, Bev A. SH, SASheane, Paul AShearer, Jim SASheka, Tenzin SH, SASholdice, Marnie SH, AShort, Valdine J. SH, ALMShurmer, Byron SH, ALMShute, Dennis SH, SAShuttleworth, Wayne SH, SASibbald, David SH, SASibbald, Wayne M. SH, SASicotte, Nicole M.J. SH, ALMSietzema, Hidzer SASiewert, Mike D. VSigurdson, Derrick V. VSilliker, Frank D. SH, SASilliman, Beth VSim, Darrel K. VSimmons, Shane SH, SASimoneau, Anne-Marie VSimpson, Dave ASimpson, Debbie M. VSimpson, Dixie M. SH, SASimpson, Joseph R. SH, ASinclair, Brian SH, SASinclair, Odell ASingleton, Richard R. VSinton, Terry R. SH, SASitting Eagle, Gerald SH, SASkaggs, Rick A. SH, SASkeans, Paul SASkeels, Dan ASkupa, Tom SH, SASlade, Don J. SH, LMSlater, Gordon ALMSledz, Jodi L. VSledzinski, Brenda SH, SASlocombe, Robert SH, SASloman, Lance ASmith, Alison ASmith, Amanda K. ASmith, Amy J. ASmith, Bunny L. SH, ALMSmith, Carole F. ASmith, Christine KM VSmith, Craig SH, ASmith, Debbie SASmith, Dennis A. VSmith, Donna L. SH, SASmith, Ernest SH, SASmith, Gregg SH, SASmith, James P. ASmith, Jean ALMSmith, Jim SH, SASmith, Laura SH, ALMSmith, Lori D. VSmith, Paulette A. ASmith, Quincy SH, HLDSmith, Rick G. SH, SASmith, Rick R. SH, SASmith, Robert G. SH, SASmith, Sean SH, ASmith, Sean T. VSmyth, Sean SASnow, Gary J. SASnow, Stacie E. ASnyder, Steve DSoltys, Deanna SH, SASolvason, Corie ASolvason, Lorne D. ASolverson, Larry H. VSomerset, Blake R. ASorensen, Grethe SH, SASorensen, Jette ASouthern, Ron SH, ALMSowiak, Christine F.ASparling, Stan SH Sparrow, Bert SH, LMSpear, Herb H. SH, SASpence, Dwayne SH, SASpence, Roc D. SH, SASpence, Shayne A. SH, SASpooner, Sharon A. ASprague, Bob H. SH, SASpratt, Jane SASpratt, Nancy A. SH, SASproule, Mark R. ASpurr, Jocelyn A. VSquires, Paul D. SH, SAStaddon, Sean SH, SAStafford, Rod F. AStainsby, Esther M. SH, SAStainsby, Kim SH, ALMStangeland, Brad A. VStanlake, Allison SAStanton, Dan SH, ALM, HSA

Starchuk, Richard SH, ALMStark, Marguerite SH, SAStarlight, Bruce SH Starling, Louise SH, ALMStearns, Don SH, ALMSteblecki, Ben SH, ASteedman, Cliff SH, SASteel, Jim S. SH, SASteele, Barbara J. SH, SASteele, Heather SH, SASteele, Peter A. VSteen, Jack SH, PPSteen, Patsy SH, SASteen-Bowles, Laurie D. SH, SAStefanchuk, Peter SH, ALMStefanchuk, Thora B. SH, ALMSteiner, Brian AStella, Dean SH, SAStephen, Marian ALMStephens, David SH, AStephens, MaryL SH, ALMStephenson, Barbara B. SH, SAStephenson, Dan SH, SAStephenson, George SH, ALMStevens, Mark ALMStewart, Carol D. SH, ALMStewart, Don SH, SAStewart, Don LMStewart, Doug SH, ALMStewart, Frank D. AStewart, Frank G. SH, LMStewart, Hilary ALMStewart, Holly SH, SAStiles, Sharon AStilwell, Vic SH, SAStirling, Rob M. SH, SAStitt, Jim G. SH, SAStock, Carol SAStockwell, Robert SH, SAStott, Kate SH, ALMStott, Ken G. SH, LMStout, Bill SH, SAStout, Don AStout, Shane AStrandquist, Halley ALMStrange, Michael AStraub, Shane AStreet, David SH, SAStreet, Glenn SH, DStrem, Vince AStricharuk, Jack L. SH, SAStroick, Mike SH, SAStroman, Fred SH, ALMStuart, Al ALMStuart, Chris VStuart, Ken B. VStunzi, Shirley A. VStyles, Barry SH, SASuddaby, Darrel L. SH, SASuddaby-Johnson, Tara D. SH, SASullivan, Barry R.D. VSumner, Bill E. SH, SASumner, Bob SH, HLDSumner, Joan SH, SASunderland, Vyetta SH, SASutherland, Wayne VSuto, Angela SH, ALMSveen, Joan SH, SASveinson, Keith SH, LMSwainger, Deb A. VSwales, John C. VSwanby, Erik SASwanson, Al SH, SASwanson, David F. SH, SASwanson, Francine ASwanston, Don J. SH, SASwanston, Donna SH, ALMSwanston, Linda J. SH, ALMSwinton, Bill SH, ALMSwitzer, Cathy M. SH, SASwitzer, Clay E. SH, SASwitzer, Sam SH, SASymons, Bill SH, SASymons, Marilyn SH, ALMSyvenky, Steve ASzakony, Peter J. VSzott, Justin J. VTainsh, Dave L. SH, ATakenaka, Larry T. ATakken, Connie SH, SATalbot, David SH, HLDTanner, Dorothy SH, ALMTanner, Lynn SH, SATanner, Monti SH, ALMTanner, Monti R. VTarbox, Lori SH, SATargett, Bryan SH, ALMTaubert, Tracy SH, ATaylor, Beth ALMTaylor, Bill SH, ALMTaylor, Brian J. ATaylor, Ellie M. SH, LMTaylor, Eric T. SH, SATaylor, Fred SH, SATaylor, Freddy M. SH, SATaylor, Ken SH, ALMTaylor, Lyle SH, ALMTaylor, Morley SH, ALMTaylor, Paul SH, ALMTaylor, Robert SH Taylor, Robert SH, SATaylor, Stan B. SATaylor, Steve J. VTaylor-Flexhaug, Myrna L. ATegart, Happy SH, ALMTersmette, Katie AThacker-Bjarnason, Sis ALMTharp, Bernard SH, LMThevenaz, Dave SH

Third, John SH, SAThisted, Monica M. VThomas, Jane M. AThomas, Lance N. SH, SAThomas, Robert L. VThompson, Bob SH, DThompson, Bonnie SH, SAThompson, Christy AThompson, David SH, ALMThompson, Debbie SH, SAThompson, Don L. SH, LMThompson, Jack AThompson, John SH, ALMThompson, Lee SH, HLDThompson, Len SH, ALMThomson, Patricia G. SH, SAThon, Wendy SH, SAThorbjornsen, Tracy AThoreson, Julie ALMThoreson, Roy SH, ALMThorne, Bill S. SH, SAThornton, Dolores V. SH, ALMThornton, Harold P. SH, HLDThornton, Lynne SH, SAThorpe, John SH, LMThrasher, Kate D. SH, SATickles, Ed J. SH, SATickles, Laurel E. SATidball, Bill D. SH, LMTidsbury, Isabella E. SH, ATidswell, Kim M. ATidswell, Sandy J. SH, SATilley, Wayne SH, ALMTillie, Della SH, SATillman, Sharon SH, SATittemore, Jim A. SH, SATobert, Owen SH, SATodd, Averil M. SH, SATodd, Bill SH, SAToft, Gary SH, LMTomilson, Susan M. SH, SATomlin, Denean M. SH, SATomlinson, E. Dale SH, SATomshak, Mike SATorfason, Catherine E. VTorgerson, Gary ALMTornberg, Carol ALMTough, Allan SH Traquair, Brad I. SH, ATreacy, Bob SH, SATreacy, Donna SH, ALMTreacy, Linton E. SH, ALMTreWinnard, Patsy A. VTrimble, Harvey SH, SATroughton, Josie SH, SATuck, Philip ALMTucker, Mike SATucker, Ron ALMTull, Don G. ATupper, Dave V. SH, SATurcotte, Michael L. VTurel, Rocky R. ATurnbull, Glen B. SH, LMTurner, Don SH, SATurner, Henry J. SH, SATurner, Jeanette ATveter, Orlo SH, SATwittey, Herb S. SH, SATwittey, Margaret L. SH, SATynan, Bill SH, LMTynan, Colleen J. ATynan, Maureen SH, SATynan, Russ SH, DTynan, Wendy M. SH, SATyrrell, John SH, SATyrrell, Michele AVajdik, Marcel AValentine, Megan ALMValentine, Pat SH, ALMValentine, Peter SH, SAValliere, Lynda SH, ALMVan Dyck, Peter SH, SAVan Erkel, Ben SH, SAVan Gastel, Wendy L. Vvan Gilst, Sarah T.R. AVan Ham, Jim AVan Laar, Barry SH, AVan Maarion, Christina AVan Mierlo, Dianna AVan Staden, Chris SH, SAVan Tighem, Peter SH, SAVan Tighem, Tammi AVan Vliet, Kimberley VVande Walle, Leo ALMVanderwiel, Art J. SH, SAVanderwiel, Christopher SAVanhoutte, Tom VVanwalraven, Marlena AVenini, David J. SH, SAVennard, Gene R. SH, ALMVerbonac, Debbie AVerhulst, Deanna R. VVesey, Bob SH, ALMVesey, Meghan S. VVetere, Mario SH, SAViccars, Bob SH, SAVick, Tanja V. VVickery, Gary A. SH, SAVincelli, Douglas SH, AVine, David SH, SAVipond, Grant ALMVirostek, Blaine SH, AVisser, Arlene SH, SAVogel, Ron E. AVogelsang, Annette SH Volk, Connie SH, SAWaddell, Linda SH, SAWaddell, Wayne AWagner, Erle A

Waldner, Michelle E. AWaldner, Robb N. AWaldorf, Don SH, SAWaldron, Keith SH, SAWalker, Bob SH, ALMWalker, Drexel B. VWalker, Edward ALMWalker, John SAWalker, Patti L. SH, SAWall, Ron AWallace, Bob ALMWallace, Chris ALMWallace, Don SH, ALMWallace, Donna SH, ALMWallis, Laurie AWalsh, Bill SH, LMWalsh, Tom SH, SAWalters, April AWalters, Bret SH, SAWarawa, Kathryn SAWard, Deborah D. AWard, Ron SH, SAWardner, George B. SH, ALMWare, Bob SH, AWarga, John AWarren, Janice A. AWaters, Mark D. SH, SAWatmough, Rusty M. SAWatson, Colette S. AWatson, David R. SH, SAWatt, Gerald SH, SAWatt, Ian SH, ALMWatts, Bill J. SH, ALMWatts, Dawn AWay, Bill ALMWearmouth, Sue-Anne VWearmouth, Vicki L. SH, SAWeaver, Harold A. SAWebb, Connie B. SH, SAWebb, Kathleen SH, ALMWebber, John W. SH, ALMWebster, Gordon SHWeerstra, Marjorie M. AWeidmann, Sonja AWeidner, Arlene A. SH, SAWeiler, Gary J. SH, SAWeir, Meryl B. SH, SAWeir, Rob SH, ALM, HSAWeismose, Norm SH, LMWelch, Irene SH, SAWeldon, Owen M. AWelsh, Larry J. SH, ALMWerbisky, Mike ALMWerle, Stephanie C. AWesner, Tara SH, SAWest, Fred E. SH, LMWest, Gordie SH, SAWest, Kim SH, SAWesterberg, Eric SH, SAWesterberg, Lyndon SH, ALMWesterson, Joan S. AWestlund, Jamie L. AWetherup, Hal SH, SAWetherup, Jackie M. VWetherup, Michael AWettstein, Carl H. AWhenham, Donn ALMWhenham, Robin ALMWhenham, T.O. ALMWhite, Bob ALMWhite, Terry AWhite-Tucker, Kerry ALMWhitfield, Jason ALMWhitworth, Jack SH, ALMWhitworth, Marion SH, ALMWichmann, Annette AWiebe, Horst G. ALMWiebe, Vic SH, SAWiegman, Henry J. AWiens, Heather AWiens, Kevin L. VWiens, Stacy C. VWiersma, Annelies AWiese, Brian S. AWiggan, Al SH Wight, Hunter SH, SAWildman, Brett SAWilkes, Perry T. SH, SAWill, Marilyn D. VWilliams, Bruce SH, SAWilliams, Cherelyn VWilliams, Gloria SH, SAWilliams, Jack SH, ALMWilliams, Judy ALMWilliams, Len SH, SAWilliams, Lennie SH, SAWilliams, Mark J. AWilliamson, Keith M. VWilloughby, Teri SAWilmot, Fred SH, ALMWilson, Bill SH, SAWilson, Bob SH, ALMWilson, David K. SH, AWilson, Dick ALMWilson, Don SH, IPPWilson, Don SH, SAWilson, Don J. AWilson, Ehren AWilson, Helena ALMWilson, Linda ALMWilson, Mary Anne VWilson, Penny SH, SAWilson, Robert ALMWilson, Sarah A. VWilson, Shawn AWilson, Steve SH, SAWilton, Sheldon SAWindolff, Gladys M. SH, SAWinkler, Evelyn C. A

Winters, Natalie VWise, Keith D. AWitbeck, Bill SH, ALMWittmann, Diane SH, SAWong, Sam SH, ALMWoo, Harvey SH, SAWood, Barry SH, AWood, Gerry J. SH, SAWoodall, Stephen SH, SAWoodward, Marian ALMWoolrich, Earl SH, SAWoolstencroft, Dorothy M. VWorobec, Barb AWosnock, Ken J. SH, ALM, HSAWray, Doug SH, SAWright, Allen H. SH, SAWright, Cam A. SH, ALMWright, Donald ALMWright, Lexi A. SAWright, Lorelei AWright, Murray SH, AWroe, Barry AWyatt, Donna SH, SAWylie, Justian W. VWylie, Kelly SAWylie, Len J. SH, LMWylie, Tiffany J. VWyse, Donna SH, SAYakunin, Alex ALMYeast, Bill SH, SAYee, Marlaine AYee, Wee SH, DYoung, Betty ALMYoung, Beverley SH, AYoung, Don J. SH, SAYoung, Doug SH, SAYoung, Graham SH, SAYoung, Jereme AYoung, John ALMYoung, Karen ALMYoung, Robert SH, PPYounker, Tania L. AYuffe, Hartley SH, ALMYule, Janet AZarbatany, Taylor Z. VZaytsoff, Gloria AZboya, Donald G. SH, SAZell, Ray SH, ALMZeran, Peggy SH, ALMZickefoose, Sherri AZiegler, Earl SH, SAZiegler, Sandy SH, SAZielke, Todd A. VZimak, Tracy T. VZipse, Dean SH, SAZipursky, Brad ALMZukerman, David SH, ALM, HSAZwick, Dan ALM

�We also remember the significantcontribution of volunteers who passedaway. We bid farewell to:

DECEASED 2006Bob Cameron AJim Clark SH, SAEric Clarke Sr. SH, SAGeorge Crawford SH, PPBunny Farley SH, ARoy FarranBetti Fee SH, ALMKevin Fennessey SH, SAJack GothEarl Healy SH, SARon Hume SH, SAJay Joffe SH, SAMaurice Love SH, SAJim Lynch SH, SAKen Lynn SH, ALMDon MacPherson ALMJack Nesbitt SHGabe Panes SH, SARoy Pinder SH, ALMJohn Rogers SH, SAGordon Rutherford Gardie Shaw SH, LM

DECEASED 2005Michele Tilly V

DECEASED 2004John Hazard ALM

�A - AssociateALM - AlumnusCP - Chairman & PresidentD - DirectorHLD - Honourary Life DirectorHSA - Honourary Senior AssociateIPP - Immediate Past PresidentLM - Life MemberPP - Past PresidentSA - Senior AssociateSH - ShareholderVC - Vice ChairV - Volunteer

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THE CITY OF CALGARYThe City of Calgary has been a long-time partner of the Calgary Exhibition & Stampede, providing our 193-acre lease, approving theStampede's land use application for expansion and approving a by-law to increase and partially guarantee the Stampede's borrowing capacity.

GOVERNMENT OF ALBERTAThe Government of Alberta, through the Alberta Lottery Fund, provides funding support for the Stampede's facilities and programs. We received our annual $10-million operating grant and the second installment of $250,000 in a ten-year agreement that will provide funds to enhance the Calgary Stampede festival. Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development provided an annual operating grant of $100,000 to our agriculture activities. The Agriculture Initiatives Program contributed $40,000 for the Royal Agriculture Society of the Commonwealth conference and $9,000 for our International Agriculture program. Alberta Economic Development supported the new Rural Routes program with a grant of $5,000.

GOVERNMENT OF CANADAThe Government of Canada, through the Canadian Agriculture and Food International program, provided $100,000 to support the RoyalAgriculture Society of the Commonwealth conference and $20,000 for the International Agriculture program.

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Lee, KeithLittley, ShirleyLongmuir, LindaLuger, AndrewMa, PaulMacDonald, SarahMacEachern, TomMachiskinic, DoreenMacIsaac, OliveraMackowey, NicholMacLennan, LisaMaerz, ChantelleManning, ColeMape, ReyMarklund, CathyMarrington, KeithMartin, BillMason, JaneMattila, LisaMayo, KimberleyMcAfee, SandyMcCabe, SeanMcCann, EmilyMcCarthy, MaureenMcCarthy, GregMcCleary, CatherineMcCullough, KirkMcCullough, ChrisMcEwan, TammyMcFadzen, MartyMcGrath, AnitaMcGrath, BarryMcHugh, GerryMcIntyre, LindaMcMaster, CherieMcNeil, NeilMcQueen, BradleyMeding, VernMenks, Ann-LouiseMercer, TylerMetz, PatriciaMillions, TaraMills, SharonMorrison, KevinMorrison, MoniqueMorrow, PaulMuench, MarkMulligan, KevinMurfin, TerryMusgrave, RobertNearing, LauraNewinger, DonaldNguyen, ThuyNicholson, JayneNiebergall, DarrenNyman, LisaO’Brien, PatrickOliver, GarryO’Neil, JohnOppong-Kyekyeku, JamesPalosanu, GeorgePascoe, GordonPatram, SherryPatterson, CharlesPayne, Walter

Pearce, EdPedersen, MikePegler, TraceyPennoyer, KelleyPetersen, CoryPollard, TerryPon, PatrickPoole, GailProudfoot, RodPyne, AnnRacette, GailRadke, JamesRamage, AlanRead, TraceyRehill, KenReid, MitchellReid, TracyRice, JTRizzuto, JudyRobbins, JoannaRobinson, GraemeRodgers, KennethRogers, BonnieRohl, StephenRosenberg, PaulRoss, ErikRothwell, ScottRurak, TerrySaarenoja, JouniSabourin, ToddSavic, NadaSawyer, NatalieSayeau, BrentScheidt, DarleneSchild, LaurieSchmit, CherieSchulthies, RobynSeguin, ComeSewell, DavidSharp, MikeShaw, NeilSilverman, EarlSimmons, GailSimpson, HalSino, ChitthanongSitter, ValerieSlof, JeffSmith, DarrylSmith, StephanieSmith, BrendaSnowden, BarrySobie, GerrySobuliak, CathySorokan, LisaSpeckeen, LonnieSpeedy, AngelicaSpreeman, GraceStang, LesleyStanger, KevinSteele, SusanSteele, DavidSterling, BrianStewart, DaveStewart, DonStickley, Robin

Stone, MathewStutsky, TracySuel, CherylSugden, JenniferTam, WillieTan, IsaacTeare, DonaldThen, TracyTherrien, LisaThomas, GeraldThomas, LoriTo, KimTocheniuk, BevTocheniuk, ShannonTrottier, AlynnTursic, SafetaVan Gelder, RichardVarzari, CaraVastag, SandorVerdonck, ChristineVoth, ShirleyVuong, AnneWarder, BrettWebb, KristaWebb, SusanWebster, DaleWeidinger, CarrieWeir, CaroleWeiss, JordanaWhitney, AmandaWhittingham, MarcWhittle, MichaelWierzbicki, JenniferWillett, RonWilliston, JamesWise, RobertWittup, JacksonWojtas, SlawomirWood, LaurelWood, RebeccaWozny, JeanetteWright, AllisonWright, BruceWyatt, JeffreyYeadon, SueYeast, SharonYoung, JimYoung, PearlYuong, NormanZalapski, AdineZbytnuik, Jeri-Lyn

�We also remember the significantcontributions of those employeeswho passed away in 2006. We bid farewell to:

Simon Bishop

STAMPEDE CHAMPIONSBell CanadaCoca-Cola Bottling CompanyENMAX EnergyGeneral Motors of CanadaLabatt Breweries AlbertaTransAlta Utilities Corporation

STOCKMEN’S CLUBAgrium Inc.ATCO GroupBayer CropScience CanadaBMO Bank Of MontrealBURNCO Rock Products LimitedCalgary HeraldCanada Safeway LimitedEnCana CorporationGlobal TelevisionLammle’s Western Wear & TackThe Nat Christie FoundationTransCanada CorporationWestJetWrangler / VF Canada Inc.

RANCHMANAgro CalgaryBull’s-Eye BBQ SauceCanadian Superior Energy Inc.Cavendish Investing Ltd.Colt Engineering CorporationDundee Securities CorporationFluor CanadaGood Humor-BreyersHomes by Avi Inc.Husky Energy Inc.IAMSMaple Leaf Consumer FoodsMatco Investments Ltd.Meyers Norris Penny LLPMott’s ClamatoOld Dutch Foods Ltd.Shell Canada Limited

Superior Lodging CorporationWaste Management of

Canada Corporation

CATTLE BARONAbell Pest Control Inc.Agriculture & Agri-Food CanadaAlberta MilkAmerican Farriers JournalAon Reed StenhouseApex AV RentalsAudea Systems Inc.AVW Telav Audio VisualBar T5 Agra Services Inc.Bennett Jones LLPBlack Diamond Land & CattleBlake, Cassels & Graydon LLPBucar RV CentreBurnbrae Farms LimitedCadbury AdamsCaltrax Inc. Cam Clark TrailersCanadian Pacific RailwayCarriage House InnCFCN TelevisionChicago Chophouse Ltd.Clarity.ca Inc.Deloitte & ToucheDowAgro Services Canada Ltd.ECL Transportation Ltd.Ernst & Young Orenda Corporate

Finance Inc.F&D Scene Changes Ltd.GE Forge & ToolGood Time Party Rentals Ltd.Green DropHalliburton Group CanadaIntegrated Production ServicesJ&L Supply Co. Ltd.J. Vair Anderson JewellersKenway Mack Slusarchuk Stewart LLPLoram 99 Corporation

Maxim Power CorporatonMicah GalleryMustad Hoofcare SANexen Inc.NuflorO’Connor Associates

Enviromnental Inc.Olds CollegePriceWaterhouseCoopers LLPPRO FX Inc.Quis Dolor Enterprises Ltd.RalgroRe/Max Real Estate Institutional

Advertising CommitteeRon Scott Financial Consulting Inc.Sandlewood Developments Ltd.Shaw GMC Pontiac Buick HummerSmurfit MBISoderglen Ranches Ltd.Southland Transportation Ltd.Standen’s LimitedStella Developments Ltd.SunFest ToursTenarisThe Mullen GroupUFA Cooperative Ltd.Van Houtte CaféVISTEKWells Fargo Financial CanadaWestern Jib Inc.Weston Bakeries Limited

TRAIL BOSSAB Transportation SolutionsAJ Industries Ltd.Alberta Agriculture, Food & Rural

Development - Food Safety DivisionAlberta Beef ProducersAlberta Bison CentreAlberta Boot Maufacturing CompanyAlberta Chicken ProducersAlberta Egg Producers

Alberta PorkAmazing Signs & Designs AMJ Campbell Van LinesAssociated Grocers/AG FoodsAvenir Capital CorporationBJ Services Company CanadaBona RomaBrahma Compressions Ltd.Browarny Photographics Ltd.Calgary Regional 4-H CouncilCalgary StockyardsCanadian Association of

Petroleum LandmenCanadian Cooperative Wool GrowersCanadian Oil Sands LimitedCapewell HorsenailsChallenger Geometrics Ltd.City Wide Towing & Recovery

Services Ltd.Collins BarrowCountry 105Dakota HoldingsDavidson Enman LumberDaylight Energy TrustDevon Canada Corp.Eamor’s Saddlery Ltd.Ernst & Young LLPEstée Lauder CosmeticsExalta TransportFairborne Energy Ltd.Federal Wholesale Drilling MudFraser Milner Casgrain LLPFraser, BillFriends of Heritage Park Gas Alberta Inc.Greenview Nurseries & Tree

Farms CorporationGuarantee RVHammer Head GraphicsHAZCO Environmental Services Ltd.Heerema, PhilHiTech Fluid System Ltd.

Holiday Inn MacLeod Trail S.Hyatt Regency HotelIdeal RentalsIrene Besse KeyboardsJansen,Ted & EnidKilroe and AssociatesKinsmen Club of CalgaryMCAP Mortgage Corporation McNally Land Services Ltd.Monterra Land CompanyNusco Manufacturing & SupplyOcean Trailer Alberta Ltd.O’Connor, MikeOster Professional ProductsPatti Falconer AgenciesPDL MobilityPyramid Electric CorporationR.C. Purdy’s Chocolates Ltd.Richlu SportswearS.O.S. Paint & AutobodySears CanadaSouthwood Drilling Ltd.Southwood Paving Ltd.Speaker Training ProgramsSt. CroixSt. John’s MusicSundog PrintingTrail Appliances Ltd.Vic FirthVitiris Consulting Group Inc.Wahl Manufacturing CompanyWhissell Contracting Calgary Inc.YamahaYork Shaw Buildings Movers

WRANGLER2W Livestock Equipment Ltd.Accu-Flo Meter Service Ltd.Acumen Capital PartnersAdobe CollectionAFAAl Azhar Shriner Mounted Patrol

Alberta Angus AssociationAlberta Auction Markets AssociationAlberta Barley CommissionAlberta Canola Producers CommissionAlberta Cattlemen’s FellowshipAlberta Charolais AssociationAlberta Dairy ConnectionAlberta Drilling Fluids Ltd.Alberta Hereford Association Alberta Hereford Steer

Promotion FundAlberta Maine-Anjou AssociationAlberta Simmental AssociationAlbi Homes Ltd.Albi RenovaAlgar, Virtue & AssociatesAllan’s FlowersAllende VenturesAllied SeismicAlta Exports International Ltd.Alta Genetics Inc.Arapahoe Energy Corp.Arthur O. Solheim Chartered

Accountants LLPAVAC Bar-B ConsultingBDO DunwoodyBecker Buckles Inc.Ber-mac Electrical & InstrumentationBig Rock Riding ArenaBilMac ResourcesBirch Cliff EnergyBKDI ArchitectsBouchard LivestockBow River Tools & Services Ltd.Buchanan Barry LLPBullock, Smith & Partners Inc.Bunge CanadaCalstar Resources Inc.Calvin LoreeCanaccord AdamsCanada Beef Export Federation

2006 SPONSORS�

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2006 FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES�

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ASSETSCurrent assets

Cash and short-term deposits $ 2,237 $ 2,391Accounts receivable 7,620 6,368Inventories 1,380 1,238Prepaid expenses 1,283 771

12,520 10,768

Restricted cash (Note 6) 35,217 –Employee future benefits (Note 2) 3,400 2,628Capital assets (Note 3) 128,949 112,693

$ 180,086 $ 126,089

LIABILITIESCurrent liabilities

Bank indebtedness (Note 4) $ 10,426 $ 11,003Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 15,843 8,071Advances on future events 6,872 4,486Deferred operating grant revenue 2,500 –Current portion of long-term debt (Note 5) 890 840

36,531 24,400

Long-term debt (Note 5) 24,568 25,458Deferred contributions (Note 6) 49,500 13,388

110,599 63,246

SHARE CAPITALAuthorized: 20,000 shares of no par valueIssued and outstanding: 1,626 (2005 - 1,538) 8 8

COMMUNITY INVESTMENT 69,479 62,835

Capital commitments (Note 3)

Contingency (Note 12)

$ 180,086 $ 126,089

See accompanying notes

On behalf of the board:

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

December 31, 2006, with comparative figures for 2005 (in thousands of dollars)

STEVE ALLAN CHRIS LEGEYTDirector DirectorJanuary 26, 2007 January 26, 2007

2006 2005

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND COMMUNITY INVESTMENT

Year Ended December 31, 2006, with comparative figures for 2005 (in thousands of dollars)

OPERATIONSStampede $ 49,370 $ 42,312 $ 35,530 $ 31,587 $ 13,840 $ 10,725Facilities 15,177 11,781 10,193 8,455 4,984 3,326Food and beverage 21,209 18,106 17,115 14,936 4,094 3,170Horse racing (Note 7) 13,805 14,578 12,241 12,046 1,564 2,532Agricultural activities 1,066 814 2,393 1,867 (1,327) (1,053)Other activities 7,999 8,412 9,572 9,356 (1,573) (944)

$ 108,626 $ 96,003 $ 87,044 $ 78,247 21,582 17,756

INDIRECT EXPENSESAdministration, marketing and park and property services 15,658 13,286Interest and other 1,858 1,721Employee future benefits 1,484 1,111

19,000 16,118INCOME BEFORE AMORTIZATION AND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE 2,582 1,638

Amortization of capital assets 7,144 6,903Amortization of deferred contributions (852) (793)

6,292 6,110LOSS BEFORE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE (3,710) (4,472)

Provincial Government assistance (Note 8) 10,354 9,602NET OPERATING INCOME 6,644 5,130COMMUNITY INVESTMENT, BEGINNING OF YEAR 62,835 57,705

COMMUNITY INVESTMENT, END OF YEAR $ 69,479 $ 62,835

See accompanying notes

2006 2005 2006 2005 2006 2005GROSS REVENUE DIRECT EXPENSES

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The Board of Directors is responsible for overseeing Management’s performance of its responsibilities for financial reporting andinternal control. The Board exercises this responsibility with the assistance of the Audit and Finance Committee of the Board.

The Committee is composed of not fewer than five (currently nine) members, at least three (currently six) of whom are directors ofCalgary Exhibition & Stampede Limited. The Committee reviews the annual consolidated financial statements, considers theappropriateness of accounting policies and assesses the overall quality of the financial reporting. The Committee also reviews andmakes recommendations to the Board regarding financial matters and oversees the process that Management has in place toidentify business risks.

The Committee recommends to the Board the auditors to be appointed by the shareholders and approves in advance fees for the auditors’ services. Deloitte & Touche LLP was appointed by the shareholders as independent auditors in 2006 to conduct anexamination and express their opinion on the consolidated financial statements. The Auditors’ Report outlines the auditors’ opinionand the scope of their examination. The services provided by the independent auditors are restricted to the audit of theconsolidated financial statements and audit-related services.

The Committee reviews and approves the terms of engagement of the independent auditors, the scope and plan for the externalaudit and reviews with the auditors the results of the audit and the Auditors’ Report. The auditors report to the Committee. TheCommittee also discusses with the auditors their independence from Management and Calgary Exhibition & Stampede Limited and receives written confirmation of their independence.

Management and auditors attend Committee meetings and each is provided with the opportunity to meet privately with theCommittee. The Committee met ten times in 2006.

CHRIS LEGEYTChair of the Audit and Finance CommitteeJanuary 26, 2007

AUDIT AND FINANCE COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

AUDITORS’ REPORT TO THE SHAREHOLDERS

We have audited the consolidated statement of financial position of Calgary Exhibition & Stampede Limited as at December 31,2006 and the consolidated statements of operations and community investment and cash flows for the year then ended. Thesefinancial statements are the responsibility of the organization’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on thesefinancial statements based on our audit.

We conducted our audit in accordance with Canadian generally accepted auditing standards. Those standards require that we planand perform our audit to obtain reasonable assurance whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An auditincludes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit alsoincludes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overallfinancial statement presentation.

In our opinion, these consolidated financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of CalgaryExhibition & Stampede Limited as at December 31, 2006 and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles.

Calgary, CanadaJanuary 26, 2007

MANAGEMENT’S RESPONSIBILITY FOR FINANCIAL REPORTING

The preparation and presentation of the consolidated financial statements and the overall quality of financial reporting are the responsibility of Management of Calgary Exhibition & Stampede Limited. The consolidated financial statements have beenprepared in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles and necessarily include estimates that are based onManagement’s best judgments. Information contained elsewhere in the Report to the Community is consistent, where applicable,with that contained in the consolidated financial statements.

Management is responsible for installing and maintaining a system of internal controls to provide reasonable assurance that assets are safeguarded and that reliable financial information is produced for preparation of consolidated financial statements.Management believes that the system of internal controls operated effectively in 2006.

VERN KIMBALL PAUL HARRISONChief Executive Officer Chief Financial OfficerJanuary 26, 2007 January 26, 2007

The Stampede is amortizing a transitional asset on a straight-line basis over 13 years for one of its plans and is amortizing a transitional obligationover 10 years for another of its plans, both of which represented the average remaining service period of the active employees for each plan at the2001 transition date.

(e) Capital Assets and Amortization:

Buildings and equipment are stated at cost less accumulated amortization. Major overhauls and improvements are capitalized, while normal repairsand maintenance are expensed as incurred. Park Development projects include the design and construction costs incurred on a number of projectsrelated to the Stampede’s expansion plans. Interest incurred on debt specifically obtained to finance capital projects is capitalized during theconstruction period. Amortization is provided on a straight-line basis at rates designed to amortize the assets over their estimated useful lives.

Title to the land on which Stampede Park is located is vested in The City of Calgary and is used by the Stampede under a long-term lease (“theGround Lease Lands”) expiring in the year 2010. Negotiations with The City of Calgary are currently concluding on a new 100-year lease. Certain otherlands owned either directly or beneficially by the Stampede are recorded at cost and are held for Stampede expansion and development purposes.

(f) Impairment of Long-lived Assets:

Long-lived assets are tested for recoverability whenever events or changes in circumstances indicate that their carrying amount may not be fullyrecoverable. An impairment loss is recognized when and to the extent that the carrying value of an asset exceeds the total undiscounted cash flowsexpected from its use and eventual disposition.

(g) Advances on Future Events:

Advances on future events represent funds received in advance for events including the Stampede festival, conventions and trade shows, andfacilities, building and ice rentals. Revenue for such events is recognized in income in the period in which the event takes place.

(h) Interest Rate Swap:

An interest rate swap (“swap”) is utilized to manage interest rate risk on the Stampede’s long-term debt. The Stampede does not enter intofinancial instruments for trading or speculative purposes and has not undertaken any similar financial transactions to date. The Stampede believesthe swap is effective as a hedge, both at inception and over the term of the instrument, as the term to maturity, the (notional) principal amount andthe interest rate basis in the instrument all match the terms of the debt instrument being hedged. The swap agreement involves the periodicexchange of payments (without the exchange of the notional principal amount upon which the payments are based), which are recorded as anadjustment of interest expense on the hedged debt instrument. The related amount payable to or receivable from counterparties is included as anadjustment to accrued interest.

(i) Grants and Contributions:

The Stampede follows the deferral method of accounting for grants and contributions. Unrestricted contributions are recognized as income whenreceived or receivable. Amounts externally restricted for capital purposes are recorded as “deferred contributions” when received or receivable andincluded in income in the same proportion as the amortization of the related assets for which the capital contributions were expended. Amounts thatrelate to operating expenditures of a future period are deferred until the related expenditures are incurred.

(j) Donated Services:

A substantial number of unpaid volunteers make significant contributions of their time in developing and delivering Stampede programs. The valueof this contributed time is not reflected in the financial statements since objective measurement or valuation is indeterminable.

(k) Comparative Information:

Certain comparative financial information has been reclassified to conform to the financial statement presentation adopted in 2006.

2. EMPLOYEE FUTURE BENEFITS:

The Stampede has a number of defined benefit pension plans as well as a defined contribution pension plan. In 2006, the Stampede made cash paymentsto its pension plans for employee future benefits amounting to $2.4 million (2005 - $2.1 million).

(a) Defined Benefit Pension Plans:

Actuarial valuations of the Stampede’s defined benefit pension plans were carried out as at September 30, 2005 and were then extrapolated toDecember 31, 2006. The next actuarial valuation of the Stampede’s defined benefit plans is required to be completed by September 30, 2008.

Information concerning the Stampede’s defined benefit pension plans, in aggregate, is as follows:

The significant actuarial assumptions adopted in measuring the Stampede’s accrued benefit obligations at December 31 each year are as follows(weighted average assumptions):

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ACCRUED BENEFIT OBLIGATION

Balance, beginning of year $ 30,351 $ 24,600Current service cost 2,026 1,581Plan amendments – 293Interest cost 1,659 1,540Benefits paid (928) (1,048)Actuarial loss 1,984 3,385Balance, end of year 35,092 30,351

PLAN ASSETS

Fair value, beginning of year 29,817 25,521Annual return on plan assets 1,756 3,418Employer contributions 2,256 1,926Benefits paid (928) (1,048)Fair value, end of year 32,901 29,817

FUNDED STATUS - PLAN DEFICIT (2,191) (534)UNRECOGNIZED PAST SERVICE COST 269 293UNRECOGNIZED NET ACTUARIAL LOSS 7,416 5,246UNRECOGNIZED TRANSITIONAL ASSET (2,094) (2,377)ACCRUED BENEFIT ASSET $ 3,400 $ 2,628

2006 2005

ACCRUED BENEFIT OBLIGATION

Discount rate 4.85% 5.20%DEFINED BENEFIT COSTS

Discount rate 5.20% 6.00%Expected long-term rate of return on plan assets 6.98% 7.07%Rate of compensation increase 4.50% 4.50%

2006 2005

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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS

Year Ended December 31, 2006, with comparative figures for 2005 (in thousands of dollars)

OPERATING ACTIVITIESNet operating income $ 6,644 $ 5,130Items not affecting cash:

Amortization of capital assets and deferred contributions 6,292 6,110Employee future benefits expense 1,484 1,111

14,420 12,351

Net change in non-cash working capital 5,527 (189)Employee future benefits contributions (2,256) (1,926)Cash provided from operating activities 17,691 10,236

FINANCING AND INVESTING ACTIVITIESAcquisition of capital assets 23,400 16,076Additional deferred contributions (36,964) (869)Change in restricted cash 35,217 –

21,653 15,207Change in bank indebtedness 577 (6,521)Repayment of long-term debt 840 794Proceeds from issuance of share capital – (1)Net change in non-cash working capital related to Park Development projects (5,225) –Cash used in financing and investing activities 17,845 9,479

CHANGE IN CASH AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSITS (154) 757CASH AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSITS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 2,391 1,634

CASH AND SHORT-TERM DEPOSITS, END OF YEAR $ 2,237 $ 2,391

See accompanying notes

2006 2005

PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION:

The basic purpose of the Calgary Exhibition & Stampede Limited ("the Stampede") is to preserve and promote western heritage and values. The Stampedeis incorporated under the Companies Act of Alberta as a not-for-profit organization and is exempt from income taxes under the Canadian Income Tax Act.The directors of the Stampede are elected or appointed volunteers who cannot be paid in any form for their services under its by-laws. The shareholders ofthe Stampede, who are also volunteers, cannot receive any dividends, nor can the shares appreciate in value. Shares can neither be sold nor held by personsoutside of the Province of Alberta nor in the estates of deceased shareholders.

1. SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES:

The financial statements of the Stampede have been prepared by Management in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles fornot-for-profit organizations. A precise determination of many assets and liabilities is dependent upon future events and consequently, the preparation ofperiodic financial statements necessarily involves the use of estimates and approximations. Those estimates also affect the disclosure of contingencies at the date of the financial statements and the reported amounts of assets, liabilities, revenues and expenses. Actual results could differ from those estimates.The financial statements have, in Management's opinion, been properly prepared within reasonable limits of materiality and within the framework of theaccounting policies summarized below.

(a) Basis of Presentation:

The consolidated financial statements include the accounts of the Stampede, its wholly owned subsidiary, Weadick Properties Limited (“Weadick”)and its 50% interest in Stampede Entertainment Inc. (“SEI”).

The basic purpose of Weadick is to acquire lands for future Stampede expansion and development purposes. Weadick is incorporated under theAlberta Business Corporations Act as a not-for-profit organization and is exempt from income taxes under the Canadian Income Tax Act.

The basic purpose of SEI is to present various western and Stampede related entertainment during the annual Calgary Stampede festival andthroughout the year via television, movies and live performance. SEI is incorporated under the Alberta Business Corporations Act as a for-profitentity and is subject to income taxes under the Canadian Income Tax Act. The Stampede has joint control of SEI.

The Stampede also controls the Calgary Stampede Foundation (“the Foundation”), due to its ability to appoint the majority of the board ofdirectors of the Foundation. The Stampede has elected to disclose all pertinent financial information of the Foundation in the notes to theseconsolidated financial statements and accordingly, the Foundation’s financial accounts have not been consolidated with those of the Stampede.The Foundation has the primary objective of establishing programs for the benefit of young residents of Southern Alberta to advance theirknowledge and understanding of the history, heritage, traditions and culture of Alberta. The Foundation is incorporated under the Companies Act of Alberta as a not-for-profit organization and is a registered charity under the Canadian Income Tax Act and accordingly, is not subject toincome taxes.

(b) Cash and Short-term Deposits:

Cash and short-term deposits comprise cash on hand, demand deposits, deposits held in trust, bankers’ acceptances and commercial paperhaving a maturity of three months or less from the date of purchase and are recorded at cost, which approximates market value.

(c) Inventories:

Inventories held for resale are valued at the lower of cost and net realizable value. Supplies are valued at the lower of cost and replacement cost.

(d) Employee Future Benefits:

The Stampede has a number of defined benefit pension plans as well as a defined contribution pension plan that provide pension benefits to mostof its employees. The defined benefit pension plans are based on years of service and final average salary. Pension benefit payments are notautomatically increased for inflation.

The cost of pension benefits earned by employees is actuarially determined using the projected benefit method prorated on service andManagement’s best estimate of expected plan investment performance, salary escalation and retirement ages of employees. Plan obligations arediscounted using current market interest rates and plan assets are presented at fair value.

Actuarial gains (losses) arise from the difference between the actual long-term rate of return and the expected rate of return on plan assets, thedifference between actual experience and actuarial assumptions used to determine the accrued benefit obligation, and from changes in actuarialassumptions. The excess of the accumulated net actuarial gains (losses) over 10 percent of the greater of the benefit obligation and the fair value ofplan assets is amortized over the average remaining service period (2006 and 2005 – 13 years) of active employees for the applicable pension plan.

NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

December 31, 2006, with comparative figures for 2005 (tables in thousands of dollars except as noted)

NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

December 31, 2006, with comparative figures for 2005 (tables in thousands of dollars except as noted)

5. LONG-TERM DEBT:

(a) Committed Non-revolving Credit Facility:

The committed non-revolving credit facility with a Canadian chartered bank (original credit facility limit of $30.0 million) bears interest at bankers’acceptance rates (4.34% at December 31, 2006) plus 0.30% and is guaranteed by The City of Calgary for an additional cost of 0.02%. As security,The City of Calgary, as unconditional guarantor, holds a fixed debenture in the amount of $60.0 million charging the Ground Lease Lands, allimprovements and any additional lands purchased by the Stampede from the proceeds of the credit facilities described herein and in Note 4(b).

(b) Interest Rate Contract:

The Stampede has entered into an interest rate swap agreement with a Canadian chartered bank under which the Stampede has fixed interestpayments on its committed non-revolving credit facility at 6.23% per annum to March 22, 2024. The fair market value of the interest rate swap atDecember 31, 2006 which has been estimated using year-end market rates, would result in a loss of $2.5 million (2005 – loss of $3.0 million), andapproximates the amount that the Stampede would pay if the swap agreement was closed out at that date.

(c) Principal Repayments:

The amount of principal repayable in each of the next five years and thereafter is as follows:

6. DEFERRED CONTRIBUTIONS:

The Stampede receives capital contributions from the Government of Alberta and other sources to assist in the financing of capital asset acquisitions. Details of deferred contributions are as follows:

The Stampede received a capital grant of $35.0 million from the Government of Alberta under the terms of an agreement entered into during 2006. Thefunds are restricted to expand the Roundup Centre facility and are required to be maintained in a segregated bank account with all interest earned accruingto the capital grant. All unspent funds related to the capital grant are reported as “restricted cash” in the Consolidated Statement of Financial Position. If forany reason the capital grant, including interest earned, is not fully expended by December 31, 2009, the Stampede will be required to return the remainingfunds to the Government of Alberta.

7. HORSE RACING:

In order to accommodate its Park Development Plan, the Stampede will fully exit its horse racing operation on December 31, 2007. The results of operationsassociated with horse racing activities are as follows:

The Stampede receives, through Horse Racing Alberta, a discretionary grant of 0.95% of the gross handle from horse racing operations and a slot revenuesupplement based on 18.33% of computer gaming terminal proceeds generated by the Stampede Casino. Both the racing discretionary grant and the slotrevenue supplement will cease at the exit date.

8. PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE:

The Stampede receives funding from the Government of Alberta through the Alberta Lottery Fund as follows:

(a) Operating Grant:

The Stampede receives annual general purpose funding of $10.0 million in accordance with the terms of a 2005 agreement with the Ministerresponsible for the Department of Gaming and the Alberta Lottery Fund. The funding is unencumbered, but is subject to the availability of lotteryfunds in the annual Alberta Lottery Fund Estimates.

(b) Stampede Grant:

The Stampede receives annual funding of $250,000 in support of the Calgary Stampede festival. The grant, which expires in 2014, is required to bemaintained in a segregated bank account together with all interest earned.

(c) Agriculture Grant:

As a “Class A” fair, the Stampede receives an annual operating grant to support agriculture programs.

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COMMITTED NON-REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY MATURING IN 2024 (a) (b) $ 25,458 $ 26,298LESS PRINCIPAL DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR (c) 890 840

$ 24,568 $ 25,458

2006 2005

2007 $ 8902008 9422009 9982010 1,0572011 1,119THEREAFTER 20,452

$ 25,458

BALANCE, BEGINNING OF YEAR $ 13,388 $ 13,312ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS AND INTEREST EARNED 36,964 869AMORTIZATION (852) (793)

BALANCE, END OF YEAR $ 49,500 $ 13,388

CONSISTING OF:

UNAMORTIZED CONTRIBUTIONS $ 14,056 $ 13,085UNSPENT CONTRIBUTIONS 35,444 303

$ 49,500 $ 13,388

2006 2005

OPERATING REVENUE $ 9,777 $ 10,066RACING DISCRETIONARY GRANT 512 482SLOT REVENUE SUPPLEMENT 3,516 4,030

13,805 14,578OPERATING EXPENSE 12,241 12,046

OPERATING INCOME $ 1,564 $ 2,532

2006 2005

The asset mix of plan assets at September 30 each year consist of:

The Stampede’s defined benefit costs recognized in the year are as follows:

(b) Defined Contribution Pension Plan:

The Stampede’s defined contribution pension plan expense for 2006 was $191,000 (2005 - $190,000).

3. CAPITAL ASSETS AND CAPITAL COMMITMENTS:

As at December 31, 2006, the Stampede, through The City of Calgary, had initiated the expropriation of the remaining 23 properties in Victoria Park that arerequired for planned Stampede expansion. The final purchase price of these properties will be determined at the conclusion of the expropriationcompensation hearings.

The Stampede has initiated design and construction on a number of projects as part of its Park Development Plan. Information concerning these projects atDecember 31, 2006 is as follows:

(a) Construction of the relocated Stampede Casino is estimated to cost $50.3 million and to be open for operation in summer 2008.(b) Construction of the Lazy S Club in the Grandstand facility is estimated to cost $10.5 million and to be open for operation in summer 2007.(c) Infrastructure projects currently include certain electrical and roadway upgrades and total project costs and timing of completion are being

determined.(d) Preliminary design costs for Roundup Centre Expansion, which is expected to open for operation in summer 2009, have been approved and

total project costs, which will be funded from the Government of Alberta capital grant (see Note 6), are being determined.(e) Preliminary design costs for the new Agriculture Arena Complex have been approved; however, total project costs and timing of completion

are currently unknown.

4. BANK INDEBTEDNESS:

Bank indebtedness at December 31 is comprised of the following:

(a) Revolving Demand Operating Loan:

The revolving demand operating loan facility, available to a maximum $12.5 million, bears interest at the bank’s prime interest rate. As security, a Canadian chartered bank holds a demand debenture in the amount of $40.0 million as well as a first floating charge over all assets, which aresubordinated to the security held by The City of Calgary, as disclosed in Notes 4(b) and 5(a).

(b) Revolving Demand Credit Facility:

The revolving demand credit facility, available to a maximum $30.0 million, bears interest at bankers’ acceptance rates of 4.34% plus 0.30% andmatures on March 30, 2007. As security, The City of Calgary, as unconditional guarantor, holds a fixed debenture in the amount of $60.0 millioncharging the Ground Lease Lands, all improvements and any additional lands purchased by the Stampede from the proceeds of the credit facilitiesdescribed herein and in Note 5(a).

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STAMPEDE CASINO (a) $ 50,270 $ 6,239 $ 21,256LAZY S CLUB (b) 10,500 5,119 4,981INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS (c) 3,678 812 1,608ROUNDUP CENTRE EXPANSION (d) 1,900 956 944AGRICULTURE ARENA COMPLEX (e) 1,350 629 –

$ 67,698 $ 13,755 $ 28,789

APPROVEDCOST

ACCUMULATEDCOST

OUTSTANDINGCOMMITMENTS

REVOLVING DEMAND OPERATING LOAN (a) $ 533 $ 4,086REVOLVING DEMAND CREDIT FACILITY (b) 9,893 6,917

$ 10,426 $ 11,003

2006 2005

LAND $ 43,395 $ – $ 43,395 $ 38,209 $ – $ 38,209BUILDINGS AND LEASEHOLD

IMPROVEMENTS 2.5 - 20.0 149,438 84,659 64,779 145,904 79,392 66,512EQUIPMENT 10.0 - 33.3 22,709 15,689 7,020 21,368 13,875 7,493PARK DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 13,755 – 13,755 479 – 479

$ 229,297 $ 100,348 $ 128,949 $ 205,960 $ 93,267 $ 112,693

2006 2005

AMORTIZATIONRATE (%)

COST ACCUMULATEDAMORTIZATION

NET BOOKVALUE

COST ACCUMULATEDAMORTIZATION

NET BOOKVALUE

ASSET CATEGORY

Balanced mutual fund 14.00% 12.00%Equity securities 50.00% 54.00%Debt securities 32.00% 33.00%Other 4.00% 1.00%

2006 2005

CURRENT SERVICE COST $ 2,026 $ 1,581INTEREST COST 1,659 1,540ACTUAL RETURN ON PLAN ASSETS (1,756) (3,418)ACTUARIAL LOSS ON ACCRUED BENEFITS 1,984 3,385PLAN AMENDMENTS – 293

3,913 3,381

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EXPECTED RETURN AND ACTUAL RETURN ON PLAN ASSETS FOR YEAR (373) 1,586DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ACTUARIAL LOSS RECOGNIZED FOR YEAR AND ACTUAL LOSS ON

ACCRUED BENEFIT OBLIGATION FOR YEAR (1,797) (3,280)DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AMORTIZATION OF PAST SERVICE COSTS FOR YEAR AND ACTUAL PLAN

AMENDMENTS FOR YEAR 24 (293)AMORTIZATION OF TRANSITIONAL ASSET (283) (283)DEFINED BENEFIT COSTS $ 1,484 $ 1,111

2006 2005

NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

December 31, 2006, with comparative figures for 2005 (tables in thousands of dollars except as noted)

NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

December 31, 2006, with comparative figures for 2005 (tables in thousands of dollars except as noted)

SADDLE BRONC RIDING $100,000 Champion Cody Wright

BAREBACK RIDING $100,000 Champion Davey Shields Jr.

BULL RIDING $100,000 Champion Ross Coleman

TIE-DOWN ROPING $100,000 Champion Jerome Schneeberger

STEER WRESTLING $100,000 Champion Curtis Cassidy

BARREL RACING $100,000 Champion Joleen Seitz

NOVICE SADDLE BRONC RIDING Justin Berg

NOVICE BAREBACK RIDING Kaycee Field

BOYS' STEER RIDING Kelton Watson

GUY WEADICK MEMORIAL AWARD Rod Hay

Runner Up Bob Lummus

Runner Up Eddie Melville

CHAMPION SADDLE BRONC KKS 354 Cool Alley

CHAMPION BAREBACK BRONC C G-65 Grated Coconut

CHAMPION BULL VB 104 Walk the Line

GMC RANGELAND DERBY Aggregate Champion Kelly Sutherland – The Cowboys Posse

$100,000 Champion Hughie Sinclair – Baron Oilfield Supply

Rookie Award David Bensmiller

Safety Award Mark Sutherland

2006 CALGARY STAMPEDE QUEEN & PRINCESSES (L-R) Teri Murray,Princess; Cheryl Dafoe, Queen; April Kanderka, Princess

2006 INDIAN PRINCESS Nichole Weasel Bear

2006 STAMPEDE EVENT CHAMPIONS�

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2006 STAMPEDE ROYALTY�

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Provincial Government assistance recognized in income is as follows:

9. FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS:

The Stampede’s financial instruments include cash and short-term deposits, accounts receivable, restricted cash, bank indebtedness, accounts payable andaccrued liabilities, deferred operating grant revenue, long-term debt, and an interest rate swap.

(a) Fair Values of Financial Assets and Liabilities:

The fair values of financial instruments, excluding long-term debt and the swap, approximate their carrying amount due to the short-term maturityof these instruments. The fair value of long-term debt approximates carrying value given its underlying floating interest rate and the fair value ofthe associated swap is disclosed in Note 5(b).

(b) Credit Risk:

The Stampede’s accounts receivable are due from a diverse group of customers and are subject to normal credit risks.

(c) Interest Rate Risk:

The Stampede has entered into a swap transaction, as disclosed in Note 5(b), to manage exposure to interest rate increases on floating rate debt.

10. STAMPEDE ENTERTAINMENT INC.:

SEI’s financial accounts have been proportionately consolidated in the Stampede’s financial statements. Financial summaries of SEI as at December 31, 2006and 2005 and for the years then ended are as follows (SEI does not present a Statement of Changes in Cash Flow as it would provide no additionalmeaningful information):

The 50% proportionate share of SEI revenue and expenses included in the line item “Stampede” in the Consolidated Statement of Operations andCommunity Investment are adjusted for the elimination of an inter-company transaction pertaining to a $240,000 (2005 - $151,000) management fee paid to the Stampede.

11. CALGARY STAMPEDE FOUNDATION:

The Foundation’s financial accounts have not been consolidated in the Stampede’s financial statements. The Foundation uses fund accounting and followsthe restricted fund method of accounting for contributions. The Foundation’s funds include the General, Designated Youth, Designated Endowment andUndesignated Endowment funds. The Foundation’s investments are held by The Calgary Foundation and are pooled investments in stocks, bonds anddebentures and are recorded at cost. Dividends, interest and realized capital gains and losses are included in revenue. To preserve the initial capital base of donations contributed to the endowment funds, an annual investment retention allowance, based on the rate of inflation, is determined and retained.

Financial summaries of the Foundation as at December 31, 2006 and 2005 and for the years then ended are as follows (the Foundation does not present aStatement of Changes in Cash Flow as it would provide no additional meaningful information):

In accordance with donor-imposed restrictions: $166,000 (2005 - $176,000) of the Foundation’s net assets must be distributed to designated youth programsspecified by the donor; $271,000 (2005 - $254,000) of the Foundation’s net assets must be held in perpetuity or for a period of not less than ten years, theincome from which is to be used for the benefit of specified activities; and $263,000 (2005 - $374,000) of the Foundation’s net assets are subject to donorimposed restrictions that they be held in perpetuity or for a period of not less than ten years with no direction respecting the specific use of income earnedor from the ultimate disposition of the invested capital.

12. CONTINGENCY:

The Stampede has been named as one of the defendants in a suit claiming $91.6 million. Management and legal counsel are of the opinion that theStampede has a good defense based on the merits of the case and it is Management’s view that the outcome of this action will not have a material adverseeffect on the financial position or operating results of the Stampede. Accordingly, no provision has been made in the financial statements.

Financial Position

TOTAL ASSETS $ 549 $ 315

TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 552 $ 308TOTAL EQUITY (3) 7

$ 549 $ 315

Results of Operations

TOTAL REVENUE $ 3,300 $ 2,181TOTAL EXPENSES 3,310 2,194

EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES $ (10) $ (13)

Financial Position

TOTAL ASSETS $ 8,070 $ 7,795

TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 299 $ 199TOTAL NET ASSETS 7,771 7,596

$ 8,070 $ 7,795

Results of Operations

TOTAL REVENUE $ 936 $ 939TOTAL EXPENSES 761 579

EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES $ 175 $ 360

2006 2005

2006 2005

2006 2005

2006 2005

OPERATING GRANT $ 10,000 $ 9,250STAMPEDE GRANT 254 252AGRICULTURE GRANT 100 100

$ 10,354 $ 9,602

2006 2005

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NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

December 31, 2006, with comparative figures for 2005 (tables in thousands of dollars except as noted)

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