CELEBRATING - Calgary Stampede

CELEBRATING
COMMUNITY
100 Years of the Calgary Stampede
In 2012, we celebrated much more than our Centennial.
We celebrated the early mornings and late nights of our volunteers; the
generosity of our donors; the enthusiasm of our visitors.
We honoured the dedication of crowds that brave the downpours and
blazing heat. The pride of a winning cowboy. And the dignity of a losing one.
We celebrated the amazement in children seeing life in a whole new
way. And the timeless bond between people and animal.
We rode, dressed, dined, toasted and two-stepped. We did it for a young,
energetic city that loves to gather.
We realized the free spirit, the cowboy spirit, within us all. And we rode
alongside the great characters within this epic, one-hundred-year story.
In our 100th year, we celebrated the future of our community. One
bound together by a vital, collective spirit. One fueled by the western
values that grow more relevant in a changing and challenging world.
Above all we celebrated our potential, knowing that we will always be
Greatest Together.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Core values and brand 2 Message from president and chairman of the
board and the CEO 6 Calgary Stampede in the community 8 Awards
and recognition 10 Milestones of the Calgary Stampede 14 Leadership
17 Royalty 19 Government partners 20 Sponsors 24 Calgary Stampede
Foundation 26 Volunteers 42 Employees 44 Financial reporting
CORE VALUES
AND BRAND
About us
The Calgary Stampede is a volunteer supported, not-for-profit community organization that preserves and promotes
western heritage and values. The Stampede contributes to the quality of life by promoting volunteerism, investing in
youth and agricultural programs, providing world-class event facilities and offering a unique western experience for
the world to enjoy.
Values
At the root of the Calgary Stampede brand are the core values of western hospitality, integrity, pride of place and
commitment to the community. These values connect us to our past, to the present and to our future.
Vision
Our vision is to create a world-class, year-round gathering place in the heart of our great city.
We will achieve our vision by:
1. delivering exceptional experiences that entertain, educate and engage visitors;
2. building inspired spaces to bring our community together to celebrate; and
3. further energizing the brand that has come to define our city.
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
AND CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
AND THE CEO
L to R: Vern Kimball, chief executive officer, Michael Casey, president and chairman of the board
Dear Supporters,
Our Centennial year was inspiring and extraordinary. Under the banner of “We’re Greatest Together,” we created a lasting legacy in
the hearts and minds of Calgarians, Albertans and visitors from across Canada and around the world.
During our July festival, we created the experience of a lifetime for a record 1.4 million visitors. And with the many events and
programs we either hosted or supported prior to Stampede, it’s clear that we engaged the community in deeper and broader ways
than ever before.
Our successes are thanks to our community supporters, guests, volunteers, employees and partners. We’re proud of, and humbled
by, what we have accomplished together.
Planning for the Centennial began in 2010 when we brought volunteers and staff together to articulate our Centennial vision. Three
goals emerged that would drive our Centennial plans: to create the experience of a lifetime; to showcase Alberta to the world; and to
build a legacy for our citizens.
Creating the experience of a lifetime
This year, we engaged the community in fresh ways and added new components to our Stampede celebrations. You can read more
about our community engagement activities later in this report, but here are some highlights.
One hundred days before the Centennial Stampede, we invited the city to a public kick-off event over the lunch hour in Olympic
Plaza. More than 6,000 Calgarians joined us on March 29 to share in the Centennial excitement as we made some major Centennial
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announcements. Guests also experienced a little taste of the Stampede, with a sneak peek performance from Paul Brandt, headliner for
the 2012 TransAlta Grandstand Show.
Our Four Corners events presented by BURNCO took the Stampede out to the city’s four quadrants in May and June. These mini festivals
combined local singing and dancing talent with Stampede favourites to deliver an old-time community fair. They were a great warm-up
to the Centennial Stampede.
The Calgary Stampede, Tourism Calgary and Travel Alberta hosted a public White Hat Drop in Calgary, Toronto and Vancouver on May 9.
The contest saw participants hoping to find one red envelope hidden among dozens of white cowboy hats laid out in public spaces. The
three winners received a once-in-a-century prize package to experience the Calgary Stampede during our Centennial.
To further connect with Albertans, we went on the road and into communities in southern Alberta. Dubbed the “White Hat Round Up”
we supported local events with some Stampede hospitality, a little entertainment, and of course some white cowboy hats!
And on July 6, our Centennial Stampede began with our legendary Parade, led by the 2012 Parade Marshal, the iconic cowboy and poet
Ian Tyson. To mark the strength of our historical relationship with southern Alberta First Nations, the seven chiefs of Treaty Seven were
our Honourary Parade Marshals. To see the chiefs in their full regalia was indeed an honour as we recognized the Treaty Seven tribes’
original participation in 1912.
The special events and programs added to our Centennial Stampede were numerous:
• Each night, after the excitement of the chuckwagon races, the TransAlta Grandstand Show took to the stage. Century was
headlined by Canadian country music superstar Paul Brandt — the first time we’ve had a star headline each night of the Stampede.
• Another crowd-pleaser was the daily RCMP Musical Ride. Locals and visitors got the chance to see the equestrian display daily during the Rodeo.
• A new thrill rollercoaster Outlaw, named after the famed Stampede bull and the longest temporary freestanding zip line in Canada, added to the excitement.
• The Agriculture 100 display allowed visitors to see and learn about every facet of Stampede agriculture — past, present, and future.
• A brand new venue for 2012, Bell Centennial Plaza entertainment stage showcased a diverse collection of fresh Alberta talent every day.
• Garth Brooks helped us celebrate our Centennial with a special performance during our concert series. Needless to say, this was an event that drew fans from across North America and beyond.
• New and only for 2012 — we featured the ENMAX Corral Show TAILS, a celebration of the tenacity of the early settlers and the spirituality and proud heritage of the First Nations of Treaty 7.
• As an exclamation mark to our Stampede weekends, simultaneous fireworks were set off in all four quadrants of the city in recognition of the community support we have received. Light up the City presented by TransAlta was the largest and most sophisticated fireworks event ever held in Canada.
We are still receiving letters and notes from community members telling us how much they loved our Centennial events and how these
events connected neighbours who had never met.
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
AND CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
AND THE CEO
Showcasing Alberta to the World
With one time funding support of $5 million from the Government of Canada through the Canadian Tourism Commission and
tremendous support from Travel Alberta, we communicated the Stampede’s Centennial to global audiences.
Amelia Crowshoe, our Calgary Stampede Centennial Indian Princess performed her jingle dance in China and India; The Calgary
Stampede Food truck hit the streets of New York; The Queen and Princesses represented the Calgary Stampede at the world’s largest
travel trade show in Berlin; the Keister Family Fiddlers fiddled through Asia; Harry the Horse hung out with one of our rodeo athletes on
the Great Wall of China; and Prime Minister Stephen Harper kicked off his trade mission in China showcasing our Centennial.
More than 8,900 international travellers booked trips to Canada in the six months leading up to the Centennial celebrations as a direct
result of marketing campaigns in Brazil, Germany, South Korea and the UK.
These incredible opportunities not only showcased the Calgary Stampede in our Centennial year, but highlighted Alberta and Canada as
travel destinations.
Building a Legacy for our Citizens
A number of projects and developments ensured that 2012 would leave a legacy.
Renovations were completed on our Agriculture Building just prior to Stampede and immediately after it concluded, work began on the
new Agrium Western Event Centre. This state-of-the-art, world-class facility will allow us to showcase agricultural events year-round.
A massive and stunning new bronze sculpture, By the Banks of the Bow, was unveiled in June. By the Banks of the Bow serves as an icon
of our equine and agricultural past.
In June, local philanthropist, rancher and businessman, Bill Siebens made a remarkable gift to the Calgary Stampede — an 8,000-acre
ranch in southwestern Alberta. Valued at more than $11 million, it is the largest private gift ever received by the Stampede Foundation.
In operation as a cattle ranch for close to 130 years, the OH Ranch will allow us to engage urban and rural audiences in new and
meaningful ways through educational and outreach programs.
This year also marked the 10th Anniversary of Stampede School. More than 7,000 students, approximately 1,000 parents and 300
teachers have participated in the program since it began in 2002. We continue to create legacy for youth through programs such as the
Stampede School, in which young people develop strong roots in our western culture and heritage through experiences that enhance
personal growth, citizenship, leadership and education.
Looking forward
With a clear sense of purpose, we look forward to the next century of preserving and promoting western heritage and values.
In 2013 we will begin implementing our new Strategic Plan with the vision of creating a year-round, world-class gathering place in the
heart of our great city.
As we embark on the next chapter of our story, we will deliver EXCEPTIONAL EXPERIENCES that entertain, educate and engage visitors;
we will build INSPIRED SPACES to bring our community together to celebrate; and we will further ENERGIZE THE BRAND that has come
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to define our city. These three pillars will work together to create the winning conditions for our great people and our great organization
and our community.
In 2014, we will deliver the new Agrium Western Event Centre. And in subsequent years, Riverfront Park and the new Youth Campus
will come to life – engaging community and arts groups.
A green oasis in downtown Calgary, Riverfront Park will be a scenic celebration of western heritage and the environment. Along the
Elbow River, 30 acres are being reclaimed and transformed into a new gathering place for Calgarians and visitors.
Youth Campus will provide young people with a vital creative area focused on developing strong western cultural roots through
education and the performing arts. Here, the Stampede School, The Young Canadians School of the Performing Arts and Calgary
Stampede Showband will share facilities.
Other highlights
While the Centennial events and planning consumed most of our volunteers and many employees, our year-round business had a
tremendous 2012. As a gathering place for all Calgarians, we started the year off with the World Junior Hockey Championships who took
over not only the Scotiabank Saddledome, but also the Corral and the Big Four Building. The Global Petroleum Show and the Calgary
Comic Expo both saw record-breaking attendance. In addition to this, we hosted some fantastic new events including Screamfest, which
moved from Canada Olympic Park and took over the Grandstand and Infield for nearly a month; the Canadian Produce Marketing
Association hosted its 2012 annual convention in the BMO Centre; and we welcomed the Scotiabank Calgary Marathon to Stampede
Park. Monster Trucks returned to the Grandstand in August and we saw the total number of concerts increase over previous years, with
the final two concerts of the year seeing record-breaking food and beverage sales. We saw success with the new management contract
with Penny Lane Entertainment Group. In 2012, the Stampede Casino was rebranded as “Cowboys Casino” and the venue is proving to
be an increasingly popular gathering place focused fun, food and entertainment.
We’re Greatest Together
It is difficult to fully express how fortunate we feel to have worked side-by-side with every member of the Stampede family during
2012. We are grateful for the efforts of our hardworking volunteers and employees. We are strengthened by government and corporate
partners. We are thankful for the support of our guests.
The many successes in our Centennial year have set the bar for the years to come. We are up for the challenge. We look forward to
another 100 years of connecting people and building community through western heritage and values.
Thank you,
Vern Kimball,
Chief Executive Officer
Michael Casey,
President and Chairman of the Board
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CALGARY STAMPEDE
IN THE COMMUNITY
One hundred years ago, the goal of the organizers of the first Stampede was to
build and create a community. They thought by celebrating the Wild West, offering
western hospitality and promoting Calgary, Alberta and Western Canada, they
could bring people together to celebrate our heritage.
This unique community is just as alive today as it was at the first Stampede in
1912. From the western themed window paintings in the towering buildings of the
downtown core, to pancake breakfasts feeding thousands at malls and people of all
nationalities and walks of life stampeding around the city in our iconic, cowboy hats,
the Calgary Stampede unites a city and its people in a one-of-a kind 10-day festival.
We are more than The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth. We work hard to strengthen
our ties with partner organizations and build community programs the remaining
355 days of the year. Here are some of our community connections:
The Calgary Stampede Foundation
As a charitable organization, the Calgary Stampede Foundation is committed to providing youth with the opportunity to develop
strong roots in their culture and heritage through programs that enhance personal growth, citizenship and education. The Young
Canadians School of Performing Arts, the Calgary Stampede Showband and Stampede School are a few of the programs that benefit
from the Foundation’s annual investment of up to $2.7 million.
Cultural Access Pass
The Institute for Canadian Citizenship’s Cultural Access Pass program provides complimentary admission to new Canadian citizens
so they can take part in more than 1,000 of Canada’s cultural attractions. Participating in this program for the first time in 2012, we
provided 300 new Canadians with the opportunity to experience our Centennial free of charge.
Calgary Local Immigrant Partnership
Citizenship and Immigration Canada and Alberta Human Services began working together in 2012 to strengthen the role local
communities have in helping new immigrants integrate and settle into their new homes. We are proud to be part of this collaborative
community from the ground up and to provide new Calgarians with a hospitable, western welcome.
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White Hat Round Up
Funded in part by the Government of Alberta, White Hat Round Up provided us with the opportunity to share our Centennial with
more Albertans and to support and give back to four rural communities who have helped contribute to our history and success.
The White Hat Round Up visited the Medicine Hat Spring Rodeo, travelled to the Little Britches Rodeo in High River, took part in
the 25th Pincher Creek Cowboy Gathering and completed its tour at Canada Day Festivals in Canmore and Banff.
Four Corners presented by BURNCO
During the months of May and June 2012, we brought a little taste of the Stampede to communities across the city of Calgary.
Four Corners presented by BURNCO, provided Calgarians with the opportunity to experience some free, family fun and western
hospitality. These mini festivals brought all the Stampede favourites: an old-time community fair with interactive games, rodeo
demonstrations, dancing, giveaways, community presentations and of course, Centennial cake delivered by our very own Cake Posse.
Donations program
Always looking for ways to support positive change in our community, the Stampede provides Stampede-branded merchandise
for local, not-for-profit organizations seeking ways to effect change. In 2012, our Donation program provided Centennial
merchandise for more than 160 southern Alberta organizations whose membership and activities are open to the public.
Western Legacy Awards
One hundred Albertans who exemplify our values of western hospitality, pride of place, integrity and commitment to community
received the honour of a 2012 Western Legacy Award at an event held in October 2012. The names of these outstanding Albertans
will be added to a permanent legacy piece on Stampede Park recognizing all past Western Legacy Award recipients. This project
will be completed in time for Stampede 2013 and will be a lasting tribute of the Award recipients’ accomplishments.
Calgary Stampede Lotteries
In the past 10 years, Calgary Stampede Lotteries have provided more than $22 million to worthwhile community projects
throughout southern Alberta. Proceeds from our lottery programs benefit not-for-profit organizations including the Kinsmen Club of
Calgary, the Rotary Club of Calgary South, the Calgary Stampede Foundation and the Calgary Marching Show Band Association.
Volunteer committees reach outside Stampede Park
In addition to the many programs happening during the 10 days of Stampede, our volunteer committees work year round to bring
western hospitality to the community. In 2012, our volunteer committees took part in more than 500 community events and
celebrations throughout Calgary and southern Alberta by providing their time and expertise.
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AWARDS AND
RECOGNITION
2012 was an amazing year for the Calgary Stampede. We are proud of our success and are
thrilled that so many of our industry peers have recognized our efforts.
Here is a roundup of the awards and recognitions we received in our Centennial year.
Government of Canada recognizes the Calgary Stampede as an event of national
historic significance
The Calgary Stampede was recognized as an event of national historic significance. Established in 1919, the Historic Sites and
Monuments Board of Canada advises the Minister of the Environment regarding the historic significance of places, persons and
events that have marked Canada’s history.
TIAC’s Event of the Year Award
The Travel Industry Association of Canada (TIAC) presented the Calgary Stampede with the Event of the Year Award at the annual
Canadian Tourism Awards. This award recognizes success, leadership and innovation in Canada’s tourism industry and rewards
people, places, organizations and events that have gone above and beyond to offer travelers superior tourism experiences in Canada.
Canada’s Passion Capitalists
The Calgary Stampede was recognized as one of Canada’s “Passion Capitalists.” Canada’s Passion Capitalists is a national awards
program that identifies organizations with the energy, intensity and sustainability needed to generate superior results. We were
chosen for our unique corporate culture, strong values and exceptional brand.
Canada Post issues stamps to honour the Calgary Stampede Centennial
Canada Post marked the Calgary Stampede Centennial by issuing two commemorative stamps. The two stamps feature a rodeo horse
and a silver-and-gold anniversary belt buckle.
Animal Care Award
Alberta Farm Animal Care (AFAC) presented the Calgary Stampede with the 2012 AFAC Award of Distinction for Innovations. This
award honours those who have developed a new process, product or source of knowledge that has made a significant impact on
improving the welfare of livestock care and the industry.
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Consumer Choice Award
The Calgary Stampede received the 2012 Consumer Choice Award for Best Convention or Reception Hall. This award recognizes
business excellence and is voted on by consumers and businesses. Winners are selected based on delivery of optimal value for
services and goods, as well as a rewarding consumer experience
Canadian Country Music Awards
The Canadian Country Music Awards (CCMA) Industry Awards presented the Calgary Stampede with the Country Festival, Fair or
Exhibition of the Year award. Programming manager, Rod Tate and Production manager, Lindsay Ell were also presented with the
Ron Sakamoto Talent Buyer or Promoter of the Year Award.
Calgary Stampede Showband Wins WAMSB
The Calgary Stampede Showband won first place at the World Association of Marching Show Bands (WAMSB) World Championship.
WAMSB is considered the largest and most well-respected competition of its kind in the world
International Association for Fairs and Expositions (IAFE)
The International Association for Fairs and Expositions (IAFE) Convention recognized the Calgary Stampede at its annual IAFE
conference. The pasture to plate display, The Cattle Trail, received the agriculture programming award for Special or Specific
Agricultural Educational Event, Exhibit, or Program for the Fair-going Public category and also earned the Best of Division honours.
Marketing Excellence Alto Award for the We’re Greatest Together campaign
The We’re Greatest Together marketing campaign was awarded with a Marketing Excellence Alto Award at the 12th Annual Alto Awards.
The award recognizes creative marketing campaigns that encourage travel to, and within, Alberta. Emphasis is on original and effective
campaigns pushing the boundaries of common marketing practices and resulting in greater than expected return on investment.
Stampede bucking stock for the win
Two of the Stampede’s four-legged bucking athletes were recognized as the top performers in their class at the 2012 Canadian Finals
Rodeo. S-83 Special Delivery won the title of Canadian and Alberta Champion Bareback horse, while S-91 Shoshone Mountain
brought home the title of Canadian Finals Rodeo Champion Saddle Bronc Horse.
2012 Brass Ring Award for Marketing Excellence
The Calgary Stampede received a Brass Ring Award at the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) for
Marketing Excellence in the category of Television Commercial. This award recognizes creativity and excellence in marketing and
honours the best in the attractions industry.
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MILESTONES OF THE
CALGARY STAMPEDE
1919
Guy Weadick
returns to Calgary to
produce a Victory Stampede
to celebrate the end of
WWI. The event is again
sponsored by the Big Four.
1908
Calgary hosts the
Dominion Exhibition. More
than 100,000 people take in
parades, vaudeville shows, airship
demonstrations, and agricultural
events.
1889
The Agricultural Society
purchases 94 acres of
land from the Dominion
of Canada. This land
on the Elbow River
continues to be the site
of the Calgary Stampede.
1901
The first Calgary
Bull Sale is held
at Victoria Park.
100
YEARS
1910
The
organization is renamed
the Calgary Industrial
Exhibition Company.
1884
A group of
civic minded
volunteers forms
the Calgary
& District
Agricultural
Society. Calgary
is incorporated
as a town.
1899
After defaulting on its
mortgage, the Agricultural Society is
reorganized as the Inter-Western Pacific
Exhibition Company. The exhibition
grounds pass in 1901 to the City of Calgary,
which begins leasing “Victoria Park” back
to the Exhibition Company for $1 per year.
1886
The Calgary and
District Agricultural
Society produces
its first fall fair on
October 19 and 20.
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1912
Guy Weadick
produces the first Calgary
Stampede from September 2-7.
The Big Four (Pat Burns, George
Lane, A.E Cross and A.J. Maclean)
guarantee $100,000 in funding,
pledging all profits to charity.
1923
The Stampede
becomes a permanent part of
Calgary’s annual exhibition. Guy
Weadick introduces chuckwagon
racing, downtown attractions and
other community activities that
brand the Stampede today.
1959
1950
The
Stampede Corral opens
as an exhibits building,
an entertainment venue,
and home ice for the
Calgary Stampeder
Hockey Club.
1946
The Big Four Building opens
as an exhibition hall and the world’s largest
indoor curling rink during the winter.
Queen Elizabeth II makes her second visit to
the Stampede – her first as Queen.
1964
The Stampede puts
together a locally produced Grandstand
Show that includes the Calgary Kidettes.
By 1968, the group evolves into The Young
Canadians of the Calgary Stampede.
Patsy Rodgers is
crowned the first
Calgary Stampede
Queen.
1966
1925
1956
Hollywood actor Hoot
Gibson stars in The
Calgary Stampede. An
international box
office hit, the silent
movie boosts the
Stampede’s popularity
across the continent.
The selection of an
honorary Parade
Marshal becomes
an annual event.
1933
The
organization was
renamed as the
Calgary Exhibition
and Stampede
Company.
A group of Calgary oilmen
stages the first International Oil Exposition at
the Stampede. The event continues today as
the Global Petroleum Show.
1965
The Calgary
Stampede considers
several expansion options,
including Lindsay Park and
Lincoln Park, but remains
in its Victoria Park location.
1961
The Calgary
Stampede Ranch is established
to ensure quality bucking
stock through its “Born to
Buck” breeding program.
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MILESTONES OF THE
CALGARY STAMPEDE
1968
1990
The
Stampede releases its Master Plan.
1979
City Council approves
Stampede Park expansion
north to 14th Avenue SE;
community studies and
consultation begin.
The first chuckwagon
canvas auction is held.
1983
The Stampede becomes
a ten-day event.
The Saddledome is
officially opened as home ice for the
Calgary Flames, and as the first Olympics
venue for the 1988 Winter Olympics.
1971
1994
The Calgary Stampede
Foundation is formed,
with a focus on
youth education and
leadership.
The Calgary
Stampede
Showband is
formed.
1981
The
original Roundup
Centre is completed.
1972
The first
indoor Rodeo
Royal event
is held; it
continues
annually until
2010.
1976
Attendance breaks
the 1,000,000 mark
for the first time.
1974
A new larger Grandstand is
built. The Indian Village is relocated, Suntree
Park is completed and the Kinsmen Elbow
River Park initiated.
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1986
The Stampede celebrates the 100th
anniversary of the first agricultural exhibition.
1985
The first
Aggie Days event is held,
connecting urban residents
to rural ways of life.
2007
The Calgary
Stampede launches its new brand,
representing the commitment to
preserve and promote the unique values
of the Stampede and our community:
western hospitality, integrity, commitment
to the community, and pride of place.
2008
The Public Art
program is introduced with a
mandate to create heroic-sized
bronze sculptures for Stampede
Park and downtown Calgary
locations.
The Stampede holds its final
thoroughbred horse race after
more than 115 years.
Bill Siebens donates
the OH Ranch to the
Calgary Stampede
Foundation.
By the Banks of the Bow
statue is installed and
unveiled
The Calgary Stampede
celebrates its 100th
anniversary, with
a community-wide
celebration of The
Greatest Outdoor Show
on Earth.
2011
2006
Property acquisitions
are completed for
Stampede Park
expansion north
to 12th Avenue SE.
Calgary City Council
approves land use
for Stampede Park,
opening the way for
development to begin.
2012
Prince William and Catherine,
the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge, visit the Calgary
Stampede as part of their
2010
An Animal Care Advisory
Panel of leading experts is established to help
identify new ways to enhance animal care.
2009
“Christie Crossing” is completed as an
environmentally friendly structure, and the first vehicular
cable-stay bridge in Alberta.
A new expansion of the Roundup Centre is opened and the
entire facility is renamed the BMO Centre.
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2012 LEADERSHIP
The Calgary Stampede is governed by a volunteer board of directors that sets
strategic direction and guides the organization in achieving its vision of being a
year-round world-class gathering place, rooted in western heritage and values.
2012 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Sitting L to R: Bob Thompson, vice-chairman; Michael Casey, president and chairman of the board; Bill Gray, vice-chairman
Second row L to R: Mike O’Connor, Wynne Chisholm, Garry Holbrook, Jackie Engstrom, Bob Taylor, Toni Dixon, Steve McDonough,
Rob Laidlaw, MLA Cindy Ady (January to April), MP Lee Richardson (January to August), Teri McKinnon, Glenn Street
Back row L to R: Cam Clark, Tom O’Leary, Dr. David Chalack, immediate past president; Allen Hagerman,
David Sibbald, Byron Hussey, Dana Peers, Roc Spence, Paul Polson
Missing: Dawn Farrell, Alderman Andre Chabot (January to October), Alderman Gord Lowe (October to December),
Alderman Diane-Colley-Urquhart, MLA Yvonne Fritz (June-December) and Mayor Naheed Nenshi
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2012 ELECTED OFFICERS
L to R: Bill Gray, vice-chairman, Michael Casey, president and chairman of the board, Bob Thompson, vice-chairman
2012 EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT TEAM
Sitting: Vern Kimball, chief executive officer; Back Row L to R: Deanne Carson, vice-president, Marketing and External Relations;
Paul Rosenberg, vice-president, Programming; Warren Connell, vice-president, Park Development;
Paul Harrison, chief financial officer and vice-president, Support Services; Susan Garnett, vice-president, People Services
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2012 LEADERSHIP
2012 OFFICERS
2012 DIRECTORS
2012 PATRONS
Casey, M.F. (Michael)
president and chairman of the board
Chisholm, W.L. (Wynne)
Clark, C.A. (Cam)
Dixon. T.R. (Toni)
Engstrom, J.A. (Jackie)
Farrell, D. (Dawn)
Hagerman, A. (Allen)
Holbrook, G.R.P. (Garry)
Hussey, B.R. (Byron)
Laidlaw, R.W.A. (Rob)
Mcdonough, S. (Steve)
Mckinnon, T.K. (Teri)
O’connor, M.J. (Mike)
O’leary, T.P. (Tom)
Peers, D.A. (Dana)
Polson, P.H. (Paul)
Sibbald, D. (David)
Spence, R.D. (Roc)
Street, G.W. (Glenn)
Taylor, R.J. (Bob)
Nenshi, N (Naheed) Mayor
Lowe, G. (Gord) Ald.
Chabot, A (Andre) Ald
Colley-Urquhart, D. (Diane) Ald.
Fritz, Y. (Yvonne) Ald.
The Right Honourable
Stephen Harper
Prime Minister of Canada
Chalack, D.A. David
immediate past president
Thompson, R.M. (Bob)
vice-chairman
Kimball, Vern
chief executive officer
Carson, Deanne
vice-president, Marketing and
External Relations
Connell, Warren
vice-president, Park Development
Garnett, Susan
vice-president, People Services
Harrison, Paul
chief financial officer and
vice-president, Support Services
Rosenberg, Paul
vice-president, Programming
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PAST PRESIDENTS
Allan, J.S. (Steve)
Brookman, G.H. (George)
Church, R.B. (Bob)
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)
Wilson, J.D. (Don)
Young, R.A.M. (Bob)
His Honour, Col. (Ret’d) the
Honourable Donald S. Ethell,
O.C., O.M.M., A.O.E.,
M.S.C., C.D., L.L.D.
Lieutenant Governor of Alberta
The Honourable Alison Redford
Premier of Alberta
The Honourable Gerry Ritz
Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food and
Minister for the Canadian Wheat Board,
Government of Canada
The Honourable Verlyn Olson, Q.C
Minister of Agriculture and Rural
Development, Government of Alberta
His Worship Naheed Nenshi
Mayor of Calgary
HONORARY LIFE
DIRECTORS
Abercrombie, L.A. (Linda)
Allen, F.G. (Fred)
Bailey, E. (Eleanor)
Buchanan, G.D. (Guy)
Burrell, G.J. (Gord)
Bussey, G.J. (Gordon)
Cairns, R.M. (Bob)
Copithorne, J.G. (John)
Copithorne, M (Marshall)
Dyck, P.R. (Bob)
Edwards, S.W. (Steve)
Holman, J.L. (Len)
Holman, S.J. (Sally)
Hymas, R.F. (Bob)
Irwin, I.G.M. (Ian)
Jacques, D.E. (Don)
Jones, R. (Ray) Alderman
Klein, R. (Ralph)
Lang, M.P. (Pam)
Langford, H.G. (Harry)
Legeyt, C. (Chris)
Macdonald, A.H. (Howard)
Mcbride, R.B. (Rod)
Mcclellan, S (Shirley)
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)
Robinson, V. (Val)
Smith, B.A.R. (Quincy)
Snyder, S. (Steve)
Sumner, R.J. (Bob)
Talbot, D.W. (David)
Thompson, L.S. (Lee)
Thornton, H.P. (Harold)
Tynan, R.E. (Russ)
Yee, W. (Wee)
2012 ROYALTY
The Calgary Stampede Centennial Stampede Queen and Princesses were goodwill
ambassadors of the Calgary Stampede and The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth.
As official representatives of the Calgary Stampede, they made more than 500
appearances throughout North America during their reign in 2012.
The Calgary Stampede Centennial Indian Princess was the official representative
of the Indian Village presented by Penn West Exploration and the Calgary
Stampede. She represented the five tribes of Treaty 7 (Tsuu T’ina, Piikani, Stoney,
Kainai and Siksika Nations), and made more than 350 appearances throughout
her reign in 2012.
L to R: Jessica Manning, Centennial Stampede Princess, Candice Lee, Centennial Stampede Queen,
Amelia Crowshoe, Centennial Indian Princess, Dani Gariepy, Centennial Stampede Princess
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2012 STAMPEDE
CHAMPIONS
The rodeo represents a piece of living Canadian history and working animals
remain an essential part of daily life in Western Canada. We are proud to promote,
preserve and celebrate this throughout the year and each July at The Greatest
Outdoor Show on Earth.
Over the 10 days of riding, racing and roping, competitors compete for prize
money topping $2 million. On Showdown Sunday, each champion walks away with
$100,000, making it Rodeo’s Richest Afternoon.
Saddle Bronc Riding | $100,000 Champion | Wade Sundell
Bareback Riding | $100,000 Champion | Kaycee Feild
Bull Riding | $100,000 C hampion | Chad Besplug
Tie-Down Roping | $100,000 Champion | Cory Solomon
Steer Wrestling | $100,000 Champion | Trevor Knowles
Barrel Racing | $100,000 Champion | Sue Smith
Novice Saddle Bronc Riding | Clay Elliott
Novice Bareback Riding | Cole Jamieson
Boys’ Steer Riding | Briggs Madson
Guy Weadick Memorial Award | Kelly Sutherland
Champion Saddle Bronc | Harvey Northcott Rodeo’s N 242 Get Smart
Champion Bareback Bronc | Growney Bros. Rodeo’s G 219 Witch Doctor
Champion Bull | Calgary Stampede’s C 105 Beaver
Aggregate Champion | Troy Dorchester
$100,000 Champion | Troy Dorchester – Fireside of Cochrane
Rookie Award | Codey McCurrach
Safety Award | Troy Dorchester
Outstanding Outrider | Chad Cosgrave
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2012 GOVERNMENT
PARTNERS
A Special Thank You To Our Government Partners
The City of Calgary
The City of Calgary is a long-time partner of the Calgary Stampede, providing our 100-year lease and
support for our credit facilities. This partnership enhanced the community’s ability to participate in
our Centennial celebrations from the 100-Day Kick-Off at Olympic Plaza to Four Corners presented
by BURNCO and Light Up the City presented by TransAlta.
The Government of Alberta
The Government of Alberta, through the Alberta Lottery Fund, supported a number of the
Stampede’s programs and facilities. We received a $9.3 million operating grant as well as $250,000,
which we used to make improvements to facilities, including replacement of the Wrangler time
clock and midway infrastructure upgrades. A community development grant of $5 million from
the Department of Tourism, Parks and Recreation made it possible to expand our Centennial
activities to communities throughout Alberta. The Department of Agriculture and Rural
Development provided a $100,000 annual operating grant for agriculture activities and $8,250
through Alberta Livestock and Meat Association towards educational initiatives. A $25 million
matching grant from Agriculture supported the renovation of our agriculture building, unveiled in
June, and the current construction of the Agrium Western Event Centre that began in July 2012.
The Government of Canada
The Government of Canada, through the Canadian Tourism Commission of Industry Canada,
invested $5 million towards several collaborative initiatives to promote tourism internationally
by featuring the Stampede’s Centennial in key markets. The ENMAX Corral Show TAILS - Three
Horses. One Legend. Our feature Centennial production in the Corral, was supported through
a $55,700 Building Communities through Art and Heritage grant from Canadian Heritage. The
Canadian AgriMarketing program committed $37,025 to profile our international agriculture
initiatives. An investment of $25 million from Infrastructure Canada enabled the renovation our
agriculture building, unveiled in June, and construction of the Agrium Western Event Centre that
began in July 2012.
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2012 SPONSORS
Calgary Stampede sponsors demonstrate an unwavering commitment to The Greatest
Outdoor Show on Earth. Our many sponsors engage the Stampede’s guests by bringing
their corporate brands to life through their active support of the 10-day Stampede as
well as the rest of the year.
Our sponsors are vital to our success and they embody the meaning of our slogan
“We’re Greatest Together.”
We value our partners and all the incredible work they do to help us continually raise
the bar and deliver exceptional experiences.
Calgary Stampede Sponsorship Investment Levels:
Wrangler ($1,500-$9,999)
Trail Boss ($10,000-$19,999)
Cattle Baron ($20,000-$59,999)
Ranchman ($60,000-$149,999)
Stockmen’s Club ($150,000-$374,999)
Stampede Champions ($375,000+)
Birchcliff Energy Ltd.
Blue Grass Garden Centre
2W Livestock Equipment Ltd
Bobenic, John
Al Azhar Shriner Mounted Patrol
Britannia Shopping Centre Ltd.
Alberta Auction Markets Association Broadacre Agriculture Inc.
Alberta Barley Commission
Bubbles Car Wash
Alberta Boot Company
Buchanan Barry LLP
Alberta Canola Producers Commission Bunge Canada
Alberta Chicken Producers
Calaway Park
Alberta Hereford Association
Calgary Corn Maze & Fun Farm
Alberta Simmental Association
Calgary Italian Bakery Ltd.
Alexandria Wealth Management
Calstar Ranches
Allende Ventures Ltd.
Canadian Beef Inc.
Allflex
Canada Gold Beef
Amazing Signs & Designs
Canadian Association of
Ambrozic, Tanja
Petroleum Landmen
Apex Distribution
Canadian Cattlemen Association
Aria Studios (The)
Canadian Charolais Association
Aristos Corporation
Canadian Cowboy Country Magazine
Associated Grocers/AG Foods
Canadian Leisure RV
Autographics Inc.
Canadian Murray Grey Association
Bayer CropScience
Canadian Speckle Park Association
BDO Canada LLP
Canxpress Ltd.
Beaute Prestige International
Carbon Copy Digital
Becker Buckles Inc.
CastleWood Designs
Benjamin Laird Arts & Photo
Charter Telecom Inc.
Big Guns Energy Services
Church Ranch
Bio Agri Mix
Circle J Ranches Ltd.
WRANGLER
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City Wide Towing & Recovery
Services Ltd.
Continental Cattle Carriers
Country Inn & Suites
Cremers and Elliott Chartered
Accountants
Dalhousie Fine Dry Cleaners
Dare Food Limited
Davidson Enman Lumber Ltd.
Deer Valley Dental
DeJong Design Associates Ltd.
Distinctive Floors Residential Ltd.
Doucet, Sarah-Jo
Dwyer, Wayne & Woolston, Lynn
E & J Gallo Winery
Economy Glass (Calgary) Ltd.
Egg Farmers of Alberta
Elanco Animal Health
Fabu Framing
Farm Credit Canada
Farmer Built Structures
Federal Wholesale Drilling Mud
Feedlot Health Management Services
Galarneau, Sylvia
Gas Alberta Inc.
GE Forge & Tool
Godfrey-Morrow Insurance and Financial Services Ltd.
Gold Medal Marketing
Grizzly Resources
GryzkoHarperBouw
Handy, Larry & Sharon
Heavens Elevated Fitness
HiTech Fluid System Ltd.
Holbrook Media Services
Hoof & Nail Farrier Supplies Ltd. Calgary
Hopewell Development Corporation
Horses All
Hunt Personnel
Hurst Construction Co. Ltd.
Hyatt Regency Calgary
Jana Solheim Accounting Inc
Janine’s Custom Creations Jim Pattison Lease
Jock Osler Communications Inc.
K & K Livestock Co.
Katie Kempthorne of Fabu Hair Studio
Kearns, Kelly
Ken Shubert Consulting
Kienna Coffee Roasters
Kinsmen Club of Calgary
Krita Investments Ltd.
L & S Handcraft Industries Ltd.
Lantz Farms Ltd.
Laser Equation Ltd.
Ledcor Construction Limited
Lifestyle Equities Inc.
Livestock Identification Services Ltd.
Longbow Sales Inc. Loopy D’s
Lushus Concepts Nail Care Studios
Majestic Ranches
Martinizing By Dan and The Gang
Masterfeeds
McNally Land Services Ltd.
Melrose Cafe and Bar
Meredith Lockhart Collection
Merial Canada Inc.
Meston Livestock Transport Ltd.
Milavsky, Harold
Militano, Tony
Miller, James
Miniature Donkey Promotional Group
Montana Silversmiths
Montrose Mortgage
Moody’s Equipment
Nagy & Company Chartered
Accountants National Motorcoach Systems Ltd.
NCI Construction
Newton’s Fine Dry Cleaning Ltd.
NORR Architects Planners
Oak Environmental Inc.
Olds Auction Mart Ltd.
Paul Van Ginkel Pendleton Woolen Mills
Progress Energy Canada Ltd.
Pyramid Electric Corporation
Rainbow Resources Inc.
RC Heavy Truck and Trailer Repair
Red Rose Florist
Rick Yuck, Wolverton Securities Ltd. - Investment Advisor
RigSat Communications Inc.
River Café Ltd.
Rocky Mountain Holsteins
Ron Scott Financial Consulting Inc.
Samsonite Canada
Sears Canada
Service Man Electric Ltd.
Service Master
Showtime Awards
Sierra Springs Shopping Centre Ltd.
Sign World Alberta Ltd.
Solution Blend Services Ltd.
Soo Line Cattle Co.
Sparks Innovations
Spring Creek Premium Beef
Stampede Crane & Rigging Inc.
Stampede Steel
Stella Developments Ltd.
Superior Paint & Body Service Ltd.
Sutherland, Mark
Swinton’s Art Supply & Instruction
T Dawson Photo/Graphics Ltd.
Tansley Associates Enviromental Sciences
TEC - The Executive Committee Ltd.
Ted Geier c/o Humphrey Industrial
Tempco Drilling Company Inc.
Teva Canada
The Bolt Supply House Ltd.
The Christian Contractor
The Friends of Heritage Park
The Lake Louise Ski Area Ltd.
The Social Page
Thorlakson Feedyards Inc.
TIH Consulting
Todd Nielsen
Tom’s House of Pizza
Toscana Ventures Ltd.
TOYO Engineering
Tranquil Elementz
TransX Trucking
Triple T Oilfield Services
Truman Insurance Agency Inc.
U of C Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Unisource
Viktor Grant
W.A. Ranches Ltd.
Wear It Out Manuel
Western Midland Communications Ltd.
Whissell Contracting Calgary Ltd.
White’s Flowers
You R Here Interactive Directories
Zirco Ltd.
TRAIL BOSS
Alberta Beef Producers
Alberta Pork
Allstream
AMJ Campbell Van Lines
AVW Telav Audio Visual
Bestway Television & Appliances Ltd.
Big Rock Brewery
Bucars RV
Calgary Regional 4-H Council
Calgary Stockyards
Collins Barrow Calgary LLP
ConocoPhillips Canada Ltd.
Digitex Inc.
Dow AgroSciences Canada Inc.
Eamor’s Custom Saddlery
Fraser, Bill
Good Time Party Rentals Ltd.
Grant Thornton LLP
Greenview Nurseries & Tree Farms
Corporation
Hi-Hog Farm & Ranch Equipment
Ltd.
Irene Besse
Just In Case Fire Ltd.
Kiehl’s
KPMG LLP
Ocean Sales Ltd.
Patti Falconer Agencies
Re/Max Maximized Promotions Inc.
Scholastic Canada
Silver Bow Woodcraft Ltd.
Sterling Leisure Products
Vic Firth Percussion
Wade Adams Enterprises
Western Jib Inc
Where Calgary Magazine
X-Treme Packaging Services Inc.
Zen Grill at Cowboys
CATTLE BARON
Abell Pest Control Inc
Alberta Livestock and Meat Agency Ltd.
Alberta Milk
Anderson Ranch
Baker Hughes
Bar T5 Agra Services Inc.
BFL Canada Insurance Services Inc.
Blake Cassels & Graydon LLP
Burnbrae Farms Limited
Caltrax Inc.
Canadian Hereford Association
Canadian Oil Sands Limited
Carriage House Inn
Cavendish Investing Ltd.
Clarity.ca Inc.
Coast Wholesale Appliances
CTV Calgary
Davis LLP
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Discover Card
Ernst & Young LLP
Express Employment Professional
FLIPP Advertising Inc.
Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP
GEC Architecture
Greatwest Kenworth Ltd.
Guarantee RV Centre Inc.
Heathercrest Ranch
Highwood Distillers
Import Tool Corporation Ltd
J & L Supply Co. Ltd
Kenway Mack Slusarchuk Stewart LLP
Kubota
Loram 99 Corporation
MacKay’s Cochrane Ice Cream Ltd.
Merck Animal Health
Mercuria Energy Canada Inc.
Minute Maid Company of Canada
National Smokeless Tobacco
Parsons
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
PRO FX Inc.
Sasol Canada
Sasol Canada
Second to None Meats
Shaw GMC Chevrolet Buick
Soderglen Ranches
Standen’s Limited
United Parcel Service Canada Ltd.
up! 97.7
Westcan Bulk Transport Ltd.
Weston Bakeries Limited
RANCHMAN
Agro Calgary
Bayer CropScience Canada
Bull’s-Eye BBQ Sauce Canada Dry Mott’s
Country 105/ QR77/ Q107
EFW Radiology
Frito Lay Canada
Green Drop Ltd.
Halliburton
Hidden Valley Ranch
Homes by Avi Calgary
Jack Daniels Matco Investments Ltd.
Maxim Power Corp.
McSweeney’s
MNP LLP
Mustad Hoofcare SA
Penn West Exploration
Pizza 73
Presentation Services Audio Visual
President’s Choice
Safeway Canada Ltd.
Shell Canada Limited
Smithbilt SNC-Lavalin Inc.
Southland Transportation Ltd
Super 8 Worldwide Inc. UFA Co-operative Limited
Virgin Mobile Canada
Waste Management of Canada
Corporation
WorleyParsons Canada
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STOCKMEN’S CLUB
SPONSORS
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STAMPEDE CHAMPION
SPONSORS
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CALGARY STAMPEDE
FOUNDATION
A charitable organization, the Calgary Stampede Foundation is committed to
providing youth with opportunities to develop strong roots in their culture and
heritage through programs that enhance personal growth, citizenship and education.
The Calgary Stampede Foundation has two shareholders: Calgary Exhibition and
Stampede Limited and The Calgary Foundation.
WE’RE GREATEST TOGETHER
CALGARY STAMPEDE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN AND CALGARY STAMPEDE FOUNDATION
WORKING WITH INVESTORS AND DONORS TO BUILD A LEGACY FOR OUR COMMUNITY
Leadership Investors
Richard Bonnycastle
Coril Holdings Ltd.
Ted and Enid Jansen
John and Sheliagh
Langille
Dave and Val Robson
Bill and Sharon Seibens
Anonymous Donors
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Major Gifts
Steve Allan and Bob Taylor
David Chalack
Cam Clark
RGO Office Products Ltd.
Dick and Louis Haskayne
M. Ann McCaig
David & Jenny McDermid
Norton Rose (formerly Macleod Dixon)
Jane and Steve Snyder
Suncor Energy Foundation
Sam Swizter
Bob and Gretchen Thompson
W.A. Ranches Ltd.
Anonymous Donors
Nancy Farries
Stephanie and Brian Felesky
Wilton
Kate Gernat
Kari Gordon and Craig Smith
Tamara de Grandmaison
Bill Gray
Allen Hagerman and Family
Julie and Bob Hamilton
Sarah Hayes and Clare Prosser
Dr. Margaret Hess
Garry Holbrook and Family
Honorary Life Directors and Past
President’s Endowment Fund
Hunter Ridge Farm
Byron and Pat Hussey
Laurie Jacob-Toews
Ted Jeal
Jack and Glenda Johansen
Dianne Kerr
Ken and Janice Kilroe
Vern Kimball and Wendy Ryan
Cynthia Kumar
Rob Laidlaw
Heather, Shawn, Moira and Chloe
Lawton
Longbow Sales Inc.
Sandra Lunder
F. Richard Matthews
Jill Mawer (Richardson)
W. Randers McClary
Stephen McDonough
Roxanne McKendry
Teri and Brian McKinnon
Joanne Melville
Donald and Patricia Metz
Graham Moon
Barry and Val Munro and Family
Mike O’Connor
Tom O’Leary and Shannon Young
Jock and Diana Osler
Eileen and Gordon Pearce
Allan Pedden
Dana Peers and Family
Paul and Laurie Polson
Collin and Susan Pritchard
Read Jones Christoffersen Ltd.
Vicki and Stu Reid and Family
In memory of Sue Richardson
Brent Ronald
Rozsa Foundation
Russ Sabo
David Sibbald
Christine Smith
Rick and Erika Smith
Roc and Lori Spence
Glenn and Peggy Street
Bev Longstaff and Joe Struck
Catherine Torfason
Orlo Tuster
Wendy Tynan
Paul Valentine
Peter Valentine
Paul Van Ginkel
C. Van Staden
Zach Vilem
Roy Wright
Anonymous Donors
Encana Corporation
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
TELUS Corporation
Tournament Exploration Ltd.
Family and Community Gifts
Dorothy Allren
Cheryl Arany
ARC Financial Corp.
Grant Bartlett and Dawn McDonald
Judy Bedford
Hazel Bennett
Bernard and Maureen Benning
Bev and Kim Blue
Mark Bowman
George Brookman
Carla Brown (Encana Corporation)
Elizabeth Burke-Gaffney
P. Nicole Burns
Calgary Stampede Staff
Christmas Party
Michael Casey and Brenda Armitage
Susan Church
Linda Clarkson
Community Spirit Program
Lauchlan and Karen Currie
Toni and Howie Dixon
Don and Beth Ellingson
Jackie and Ed Engstrom
Matching Gifts
Cenovus Energy Inc.
Enbridge Inc.
Fundraising Event Partners
Big Four Family Reunion
Western Showcase - 50/50 draw
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2012 VOLUNTEERS
From the board room to the barns, Calgary Stampede volunteers are involved in
every aspect of the organization. We currently have 48 volunteer committees and five
strategic board committees with more than 2,200 volunteers contributing their time,
energy and leadership to the organization.
Nearly half of all volunteers have served for more than 10 years and some as long as 50
years.
Our volunteers earn their classification based on years of service and on recommendation
of committee chairs and director liaisons. After four years of service, volunteers can
become Stampede shareholders and run for the board of directors.
VOLUNTEER CLASSIFICATIONS
Volunteer (V)
Shareholder (SH)
Volunteers with less than two years of service.
Volunteers with four years of service are eligible to become a
shareholder of the organization
Associate (A)
Volunteers with more than two years of service and on
recommendation of committee chair and director liaison.
Senior Associate (SA)
Past President (PP)
Past president and chairman of the Calgary Stampede board of
directors.
Volunteers with six years of service and on recommendation
of committee chair and director liaison.
Vice-Chair (VC)
Stampede Life Member (LM)
Immediate Past President (IPP)
Volunteers nominated by their peers and awarded this
designation by the board of directors for their exemplary service.
Outgoing president and chairman of the Calgary Stampede
board of directors.
Honorary Life Director (HLD)
President and Chairman (PCM)
Volunteers who have served as a director or made other
notable contributions to the Stampede. They are appointed
by the board of directors.
Elected officer of the Calgary Stampede board of directors.
Alumni (ALM)
Non-active volunteers with more than 10 years of service.
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Elected officer of the Calgary Stampede board of directors.
Director (D)
Member of the Calgary Stampede board of directors.
Stampede Royalty (SR)
Goodwill ambassadors of the Calgary Stampede.
Abbott, Fred ALM, SH
Abbott, Andrew SA, SH
Abercrombie, Hart ALM, SH
Abercrombie, Linda HLD, SH
Aberdeen, Linda A
Aberle, Floyd SA, SH
Aberle, Phyllis SA, SH
Abrams, Karen A
Abrams, Edie ALM, SH
Abrams, Brian SA, SH
Adam, Craig V
Adams, David A
Adams, Carolyn ALM, SH
Adams, Don ALM, SH
Adams, Rosanne ALM, SH
Adamson, Marian ALM
Adams-Wood, Alice SA, SH
Addley, Cy SA
Adolf, Elizabeth SA, SH
Agar, Gordon SA, SH
Ahloy, James SA, SH
Aiello, Vince A, SH
Aiken, Darren A
Airth, Bob ALM, SH
Aker, Audrey SA, SH
Aker, Eric SA, SH
Albi, Frank SA
Albright, Keelan V
Albright, Robin V
Aldred, Ross ALM
Aldred, Glen ALM, SH
Alexander, Percy ALM
Alexander, Jean ALM, SH
Alexander, June ALM, SH
Alexander, Wes ALM, SH
Alexander, Greg SA, SH
Algate, Betty SA, SH
Allaire, Rob V
Allan, Toby A, SH
Allan, Steve PP, SH
Allen, Ray ALM
Allen, Graham A
Allen, Fred HLD, SH
Allery, Dan A
Allery, Dave SA, SH
Allison, Cathy SA, SH
Allison, Glenn SA, SH
Ambrose, Ashley SA, SH
Ambrose, Mark SA, SH
Amery, Hiesem SA, SH
Amthor, Carla SA, SH
Amthor, Joan SA, SH
Andersen, Donna SA, SH
Anderson, Bill ALM
Anderson, Fran ALM
Anderson, Matthew A
Anderson, Raelyn A
Anderson, Julie ALM
Anderson, Kristy V
Anderson, Maurey SA
Anderson, Blake ALM, SH
Anderson, Ardith SA, SH
Anderson, Frances SA, SH
Anderson, Frank SA, SH
Anderson, Guy SA, SH
Anderson, John SA, SH
Anderson, Leigh SA, SH
Anderson, Marilyn SA, SH
Anderson, Ron SA, SH
Andrews, Brad A
Andrews, Marci V
Andrews, Tonalee V
Angus, Ian LM, SH
Anhorn, Linda V
Ansloos, Norma SA, SH
Arany, Cheryl V
Archer, Fred ALM
Archer, Ashley V
Archibald, Alan ALM, SH
Archibald, Catharine SA, SH
Armstrong, Tanya ALM
Armstrong, Art ALM, SH
Armstrong, Cathy ALM, SH
Armstrong, Doug SA, SH
Armstrong, Fletcher SA, SH
Armstrong, Jack SA, SH
Armstrong, Melinda SA, SH
Arnold, Bob LM, SH
Arnold, John SA, SH
Art, Greg V
Arthurs, Michael V
Arthurs, Robin LM, SH
Arthurs, Derek SA, SH
Arthurs, Ric SA, SH
Artus, Joanne A
Ashbacher, Erin A
Ashbacher, Wendy SA, SH
Atchison, Bill ALM, SH
Atkins, Gordon SA, SH
Austen, Keath SA, SH
Austin, Cynthia SA, SH
Avey, Noreen SA, SH
Axani, Christine V
Ayer, Andrea ALM, SH
Aylesworth, Ken ALM, SH
Aylesworth, Tracy SH
Ayoungman, Angeline SA, SH
Ayre, Gary SA, SH
Ayre, Nate SA, SH
Babanin, Paul V
Backfat, Candace V
Bacon, Stephen ALM, SH
Bacon, Terry ALM, SH
Bacon, Keith SA, SH
Bader, M.L. SA, SH
Badzgon, Jessica SA
Baerg, Wendell A
Bagby, Robyn SA, SH
Bagg, Peter A
Bailey, Meaghan V
Bailey, Diane SA
Bailey, Jim SA
Bailey, Scott SA
Bailey, David A, SH
Bailey, Eleanor HLD, SH
Bailey, Linda SA, SH
Bailey, Terry SA, SH
Baillie, Brooke SA
Baillod, Brad SA, SH
Bain, Jennifer A
Baker, Owen ALM, SH
Baker, Fred LM, SH
Baker Jr., Barry SA, SH
Bakken, Linda SA
Baldick, Stephen ALM, SH
Baldick, Karon SA, SH
Ball, Clara A
Ball, Bev LM, SH
Ballantine, Jane SA, SH
Bamford, Bruce SA, SH
Bamford, Kate SA, SH
Bandula, Ania V
Bannatyne, David SA, SH
Baranieski, Hugh SA, SH
Baranieski, Linda SA, SH
Barby, Jim ALM, SH
Barfuss, Milo ALM
Barge, Ron SA, SH
Barker, Jay SA, SH
Barker, Pam SA, SH
Barkley, Blair A
Barkley, Brenda V
Barlass, Lesley ALM, SH
Barlow, Happy ALM
Barnes, Leigh-Anna SA, SH
Barrett, Lana A
Barrett, Marion SA, SH
Barrington, Gordon SA, SH
Barritt, Angela ALM, SH
Barrow, Tom V
Bartelen, Clarence ALM
Bartlett, Grant A
Basarsky, Don SA, SH
Bates, Rick ALM
Batke, Alfred ALM
Batycky, Alexandra ALM, SH
Batycky, Bill SA, SH
Baxter, Cate ALM, SH
Baxter, Allan SA, SH
Beatch, Suzanne V
Beaton, Louise ALM
Beattie, Keltie V
Beaver, Darrell V
Beaver, Lori V
Beazley, Robyn V
Beck-Edwards, Brenda SA, SH
Bedford, Judy SA, SH
Bednarik, Lisa A
Bednarik, John A, SH
Beermann, Kari SA, SH
Befus, Dale SA, SH
Bek, Travis A
Belan, Chris V
Belecki, Gary V
Bell, Darryl V
Bell, Don A
Bell, Andrew SA, SH
Bell, Herman SA, SH
Bell, Kelly SA, SH
Bellamy, Rick A, SH
Belot, Dan ALM, SH
Bend, Vaughn V
Benedictson, Richard SA, SH
Benjamin, Karin SA, SH
Benner, Beryl SA, SH
Bennett, Hazel A
Bennett, Barry SA, SH
Benning, Maureen ALM, SH
Benning, Bernie SA, SH
Bentley, Kendrith V
Bentley, Wally SA, SH
Berbekar, Ilona A
Beres, Garry SA, SH
Berg, Susanne A
Bergeson, Judy SA, SH
Berglund, Donald SA
Bergos, Barry SA, SH
Bernakevitch, Danelle V
Bernhardt, Anne V
Bertels, Frank ALM, SH
Bertram, Darlene ALM, SH
Best, Kay SA, SH
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2012 VOLUNTEERS
Beswick, Curtis A
Beveridge, Andrew A
Beverley, Gareth ALM
Bewley, John SA, SH
Bews, Jim ALM, SH
Bews, Joy LM, SH
Bezugley, Jeff V
Bierwagon, Bruce SH
Biggelaar, Mike SA, SH
Bill, Tara SA, SH
Billington, Rick ALM, SH
Binns-Davis, Carmen V
Bishop, Leanne SA, SH
Bissell, Judy SA, SH
Black, Cliff ALM, SH
Black, Michael ALM, SH
Blackburn, Jim ALM
Blair, Douglas SA
Blais, Vicki A
Blakley, Lorne ALM
Blishen, Annalise V
Blood, Kathy SA, SH
Blue, Bev SA, SH
Boake, Bill LM, SH
Boake, Bud LM, SH
Bobenic, Jodi SA, SH
Bock, Andre A
Bodnar, Marilyn SA, SH
Boisjoli, Sherry ALM
Boisjoli, Kerri A
Boisjolie, Dave SA, SH
Bolin, Kelly V
Bondarchuk, Alex SA, SH
Bonk, Shari A
Bonke, Les ALM, SH
Bonnycastle, Dick A, SH
Boomer, Barbara ALM
Borland, Bob ALM
Borrow, Patricia SA, SH
Boskers, Harm SA, SH
Boswell, Bob SA, SH
Botkin, Dave SA, SH
Botsford, Tammy SA, SH
Bouckhout, David A
Boughton, Angie V
Bourassa, Trevor A
Boutestein, Jarrett SA
Boutette, David A
Bowlen, Maureen LM, SH
Bowman, Martin V
Bowman, Mark A, SH
Bowman, Murray SA, SH
Boyce, Jane A, SH
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Boyce, Carol ALM, SH
Boyce, Don ALM, SH
Boyce, Gwen SA, SH
Boyer, Colleen ALM, SH
Boyko, Cheryl V
Boyle, Jeff V
Boyle, Randy SA
Boyle, Rick SA, SH
Boyne, Judy A
Brachman, Kirk ALM, SH
Bradley, Tom ALM, SH
Bradley, Stu SA, SH
Brasso, Einar LM, SH
Brasso, Donna SA, SH
Braun, Luanne ALM, SH
Braun, Ed SA, SH
Braun, Ilona SA, SH
Braunwarth, Garry ALM, SH
Braunwarth, Leta ALM, SH
Brayton, Joyce SA, SH
Breakey, Alan SA, SH
Brenda, Doug SA
Brennan, Kathy V
Brennan, Mark SA
Brewster, Jolene SA
Brewster, Jim ALM, SH
Brewster, Amy SA, SH
Brewster, Robert SA, SH
Bridgewater, Lauren A
Brimacombe, Peter SA, SH
Broad, Judy SA, SH
Broadhurst, Michael SA, SH
Brock, Bruce SA
Bromley, Bill SA, SH
Bronconnier, David SH
Brookes, Mike LM
Brookman, George PP, SH
Brookwell, Mason A, SH
Browarny, Allan A
Brown, Diana ALM
Brown, Gordon ALM
Brown, Wayne A
Brown, Carla V
Brown, Ken V
Brown, Jason A, SH
Brown, Garth ALM, SH
Brown, John ALM, SH
Brown, Jack LM, SH
Brown, Trudy SA, SH
Browne, Al SA, SH
Browning, Cindy V
Bryant, Leigh-Anne A
Bryant, Victor ALM, SH
Bryant, Linda SA, SH
Buchanan, Grant V
Buchanan, Gary ALM, SH
Buchanan, Guy HLD, SH
Buchanan, Deborah SA, SH
Bucsis, Anita SA, SH
Buhler-Low, Jo-Ann SA, SH
Builder, Amber V
Builder, Brenda SA, SH
Bukowski, Janet ALM
Bunka, Andrew SA
Burak, Doris SA, SH
Burgess, Wayne ALM, SH
Burgess, Sandra SA, SH
Burke-Gaffney, Elizabeth SA, SH
Burke-Gaffney, Kevin SA, SH
Burkinshaw, Killasandra A
Burns, Nicole V
Burns, Angela SA
Burns, Rob SH
Burns, Greg SA, SH
Burns, John SA, SH
Burns, Larry SA, SH
Burns, Shelly SA, SH
Burrell, Gord HLD, SH
Burrell, Mary SA, SH
Burritt, Joe ALM, SH
Burtniak, Yvonne V
Burwash, Mary ALM
Burwash, Sue ALM, SH
Burwash, Les SA, SH
Bury, Ben A
Busby, Greg A, SH
Bushell, Beverley ALM, SH
Busse, Lynda SA, SH
Bussey, Gordon HLD, SH
Busst, Bill SA, SH
Busst, Jack SA, SH
Butler, Dale ALM
Butterfield, Michelle A
Button, Jim A, SH
Byrnes, Tony V
Bzeta, George ALM, SH
Bzeta, Judy LM, SH
Cadre, Rhonda ALM
Cain, Geoff A
Cairns, Bob HLD, SH
Cairns, Ken LM, SH
Cairns, Gordon SA, SH
Calabrese, Gianfelice V
Calf Robe, Ed ALM, SH
Calf Robe Ayoungman, Natasha SA
Callan, Lyne ALM
Callihoo, Sean A
Cammaert, Pat ALM, SH
Campbell, Laura ALM
Campbell, Brent A
Campbell, Jim V
Campbell, Kurt SA
Campbell, Shannan SA
Campbell, Linda ALM
Campbell, Doris SA, SH
Campbell, John SA, SH
Campbell, John C. SA, SH
Campion, Lori SA, SH
Cannon, Dennis SA, SH
Cantafio, Dean SA
Cantalope, Annette ALM
Cardiff, John SA
Carey, Anita V
Carey, Neil SA
Carey, Hugh ALM, SH
Carey, Frank LM, SH
Carey, Patrick SA, SH
Caron, Bradley V
Carpenter, Marcel ALM
Carpenter, Craig A
Carpino, Palmo V
Carr, Mitchell A
Carr, Nicole A, SH
Carter, Kay ALM
Cartwright, Fred SA, SH
Carver, Debbie SA, SH
Carver, Stan SA, SH
Case, Gordon V
Casey, Michael PCM, SH
Cashman, Larry ALM, SH
Caskey, Christie SA, SH
Cassels, John ALM, SH
Cassie, Deanne ALM
Catellier, Shannon ALM, SH
Catherwood, Andy SA, SH
Cavanaugh, Buzz SA, SH
Caywood, Sandie V
Celmainis, Sheryll ALM
Centini, Fabio V
Ceri, Patricia SA
Chabot, Andre D
Chadwick-Lynch, Connie SA, SH
Chalack, Tim A
Chalack, David IPP, SH
Charlton, Murton ALM
Charron, Heather A
Chartrand, Allan ALM, SH
Chartrand, J. Aime ALM, SH
Cheetham, Rick SA, SH
Cherniwchan, Nancy A
Chinook, Rodney V
Chisholm, Bill LM
Chisholm, Wynne D, SH
Chitrenky, Walter ALM
Chorney, Alan ALM
Chorney, George SA, SH
Chow, Catherine A
Chow, Tina A
Christensen, Dennis SA, SH
Christensen, Lynn SA, SH
Christie, Nat ALM, SH
Chrunyk, Cindy A
Chu, Allan SA, SH
Church, Matthew A
Church, Bob PP, SH
Church, Andrea SA, SH
Church, Lanny SA, SH
Churchill, Ron V
Clapham, Bill SA, SH
Clapham, Kyle SA, SH
Clark, Marilyn V
Clark, Blake A
Clark, Cam D, SH
Clark, Lloyd SA, SH
Clarke, Bonny SA, SH
Clarke, Jr., Eric SA, SH
Clarkson, Sandra A
Clarkson, Fran A
Clarkson, Linda SA, SH
Clary, Christine A
Classen, Doug V
Claughton, Donald ALM, SH
Claughton, Mindy SA, SH
Clay, Cam SA, SH
Clayton, Cody ALM, SH
Clease, Helen V
Cleeve, Gail SA, SH
Clipperton, Troy A
Cloutier, Heather ALM, SH
Clysdale, Gordon A
Coates, Joe ALM, SH
Coates, Warren SA, SH
Colborne, Barb SA, SH
Coleman, Brian SA
Coleman, Karalee ALM, SH
Colley-Urquhart, Diane D
Collins, Judy V
Collins, Bill LM, SH
Collins, Alison SA, SH
Collins, David SA, SH
Collins, Karen SA, SH
Collins, Pat SA, SH
Collison, Jack SA, SH
Colluney, Amy V
Collyer, Steacy A
Colpitts, Garth ALM
Comeau, Val ALM
Comeau, Guy SA, SH
Comstock, Jessica A
Condie, Amanda A
Condon, Jim A
Conley, Jennifer V
Connelly, Sharleen SA, SH
Connors, Earl SA, SH
Constable, Loraine ALM, SH
Constable, Bob SA, SH
Conway, Karlee V
Cook, Michael A
Cook, Michael A
Cook, Lorna SA, SH
Cooke, Grant SA
Cooke, Sharon SA
Cooke, Darrell SA, SH
Cool, Joan A, SH
Cooley, Chad SA
Cooper, Megan V
Cooper, Jocelyn SA, SH
Copeland, John ALM
Copithorne, Jim ALM, SH
Copithorne, Melba ALM, SH
Copithorne, John HLD, SH
Copithorne, Marshall HLD, SH
Copithorne-Barnes, Cherie V
Corbett, Lindsay V
Corbett, Stewart SA, SH
Corby, Christina SA
Corraini, Vallentina ALM
Corraini, Debbie SA, SH
Correia, Stacy SA
Cortis, Anthony A
Cortis, Heather SA, SH
Costello, Barry SA, SH
Costoulas, Harriet A
Courtland, Christopher ALM, SH
Courtman, Linda V
Courtman, Ray SA, SH
Coutney, Bunny ALM
Coutu, Marcel SA, SH
Cowan, Trudy A
Cowle, Jason A
Cowley, Kateri A
Cowley, Stanley V
Cowling, Lloyd SA, SH
Crabb, Deborah A
Craig, Heather SA, SH
Cranston, John ALM
Cranston, Mary ALM
Crawford, Ashley V
Cremers, Hans ALM
Cremers, Devon SA
Cremers, Maureen SA, SH
Cridland, Kelly ALM
Cripps, Bruce ALM, SH
Crook, Rhea ALM
Crosbie, Wayne SA, SH
Cross, Eddie ALM
Cross, Donald PP, SH
Cross, Jill SA, SH
Cross-Moulton, Sara SA, SH
Crowe, Leslie LM, SH
Crowshoe, Amelia SR
Crowshoe, Reggie SA
Crowshoe, Rose SA, SH
Crowther, Thelma ALM
Crysdale, Andy A
Culic, Monica SA, SH
Cumming, Jason A
Cumming, John A
Cumming, Yvonne SA, SH
Cummings, Rhonda A
Cunningham, Lori ALM
Cunningham, Ken A
Cunningham, Bill SA, SH
Cunningham, Debbie SA, SH
Cunnington, Mike ALM, SH
Cupit, Jackie SA, SH
Curran, Mike SA
Curran, Jr., Stephen SA, SH
Curran, Sr., Stephen SA, SH
Cushing, Don LM, SH
Cutting, Ann A
Cutting, Carolyn V
Dacen, Sharon V
Dahl, Brad V
Dahlgren, Nelson SA, SH
Daines, Grant SA, SH
Dalgetty, David ALM, SH
Dalgleish, William ALM
Dalgleish, Dianne ALM, SH
Dalgliesh, Judy ALM, SH
Dalik, Dorothy ALM
Dalik, Dalton SA, SH
Dalton, Rick SA, SH
Damm, Mark SA, SH
Danard, Bryan SA, SH
Danchuk, Jim SA, SH
Dansie, Lynn ALM, SH
Danyleyko, Erin SA, SH
Davey, Tammy A, SH
Davidson, Lori ALM, SH
Davidson, Debbie SA, SH
Davidson, Doug SA, SH
Davies, Anne-Marie SA, SH
Davies, Arleigh SA, SH
Davies, Bob SA, SH
Davies, Don SA, SH
Davies, Ivan SA, SH
Davies, Lynne SA, SH
Davies, Rowland SA, SH
Davis, Wendy A
Davis, Melanie A
Davis, Julie A, SH
Davis, Ken A, SH
Davis, Arthur ALM, SH
Davis, Karen ALM, SH
Davis, Jay SH
Davis, Keith SA, SH
Davison, Jeff A
Davison, John SA, SH
Davison, Mike SA, SH
Dawes, Lee A
De Looze, Hennie SA, SH
Deakin, David A
Dean, Jim ALM, SH
Dean, Genevie SA, SH
Dear, Don ALM
Debnam, Jess SA, SH
DeCaria, Angela SA, SH
DeCoste, Norm A
Decoux-Cozzi, Mark SA
Deeg, Roger ALM
Degenstein, Shirley ALM, SH
Degenstein, Peter LM, SH
deHaan, Brian SA, SH
deHaan, Nick SA, SH
DeHekker, Diane ALM
DeLong, Bob SA, SH
Delsnider, Sean A
DeMaere, Shauna SA, SH
Demers, Dallas V
Demmers, Ed ALM, SH
Dempsey, Pauline ALM
Dempsey, Hugh LM
Dempson, Don SA, SH
Denis, Justin A
Denison, Robert ALM, SH
Dennis, Pat SH
Dennis, Sue SA, SH
Denoon, Norm ALM, SH
Denoon, Barb SA, SH
Derwent, Lorelei SA
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2012 VOLUNTEERS
Deschamps, Wayne ALM, SH
Desmarais, Georgia SA, SH
Desmarais, Rene SA, SH
Desmarais, Tom SA, SH
Desmeules, Dave A
DesRochers, Johnnie SA, SH
Dessario, Alyssa A
Dessario, Donald SA, SH
Detmold, Elizabeth V
Devlin, Colleen V
DeWit, Jamee SA, SH
Dickie, Bryon ALM, SH
Dickinson, Dave SA, SH
Dickson, Scott A
Dickson, Sharyn A
Dickson, Myrna ALM, SH
Didyk, Wayne ALM
Difley, Brent A
Diggens, Marlaine SA, SH
Dinning, Bob PP, SH
Dinning, Alexandra SA, SH
Dinning, Jim SA, SH
Dinning Hughes, Heidi SA, SH
Dixey, Denise SA, SH
Dixon, Howie ALM, SH
Dixon, Toni D, SH
Dixon, Dena SA, SH
Dixon, Nicole SA, SH
Dizep, Magda A
Dockery, Maureen A
Dodd, Arthur ALM, SH
Doepker, Jennifer A, SH
Doerffer, Erin A
Dofka, Al A
Doherty, Louise A
Doherty, Brian SA, SH
Doig, Shane V
Doiron, Jan SA, SH
Doiron, Lou SA, SH
Dokken, Carolyn ALM, SH
Dokken, Jim ALM, SH
Dola, Dale SA
Dolan, Regan SA, SH
Dominick, Timothy V,
Dominick, George SA, SH
Domshy, Dennis ALM, SH
Donaher, Len LM, SH
Donahue, Nimrodel SA
Donaldson, Lynn A
Donnelly, Rick SA, SH
Doran, Jean ALM
Dorn, Brian V
Dorran, Steve ALM,
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Dorsey, Dan A
Dorsey, Mary Lynn SA
Doten, Vern ALM, SH
Dougall, Carol SA, SH
Douglas, Anne ALM
Douglas, Lisa A
Douglas, Joel SA
Douglas, Ian SA, SH
Douthwaite, Brian ALM, SH
Dowhaniuk, Wayne A, SH
Downey, Cynthia SA
Downey, Deb SA, SH
Downs, Kristi SA, SH
Dowson, Wayne SA, SH
Doyle, Marylou A
Doyle, Joan ALM, SH
Doyle, Joanne ALM, SH
Doyle, Kevin ALM, SH
Dragani, Joe SA, SH
Drage, Heather SA, SH
Drake, Barb A
Drake, Karyn SA, SH
Drake, Kevin SA, SH
Draper, Beth SA, SH
Drefko, Tracey SA
Drefko, Troy SA
Drever, Jim ALM
Drever, Harry ALM, SH
Drinnan, Faye A, SH
Drinnan, Sandy SA, SH
Driver, Jean ALM, SH
Drysdale, John A
du Berger, Brock SA, SH
du Toit, Che SA
Duby, Clarende ALM, SH
Duffin, Charlie SA, SH
Duffin, Frank SA, SH
Duffy, Gail LM, SH
Duhamel, Suzanne SA, SH
Duke, Ed SA, SH
Duke, Sonja SA, SH
Dumonceaux, John V
Duncan, Allen ALM
Duncan, Les ALM
Duncan, Richard ALM
Duncan, Randee SA
Dundas, Lawrence A
Dunford, Anne ALM
Dunn, Jack ALM
Dunn, Maureen ALM
Dunn, Andy A, SH
Dunn, Holly SA, SH
Dunn, Laura SA, SH
Dunn, Norma SA, SH
Dunne, Hugh ALM, SH
Dunnigan, Sean ALM, SH
Dunsmuir, Scotty SA, SH
DuPont, Bonnie A, SH
Durant, Art SA, SH
Duret, Colain A
Durksen, Janet A
Durrant, Sandy LM, SH
Duszynski, Kyle A
Dutton, Joe ALM, SH
Dvorak, Darrell SA, SH
Dvorkin, Harris ALM, SH
Dwyer, Georgianne SA, SH
Dyck, Bob HLD, SH
Dyer, Steven ALM, SH
Dygert, Edi ALM
Dygert, Mike SA, SH
Dyson, Dave SA, SH
Dyson, Lynn SA, SH
Eades, Ken ALM, SH
Eagle Bear, Gilbert V
Eagleson, C.J. A
Earl, Carl SA, SH
Earle, Thomas ALM
Eastcott, Florence ALM
Eastman, Lisa SA, SH
Eastman, Tamie SA, SH
Eby, Fran A
Eby, Orville SA, SH
Edge, Edith ALM, SH
Edge, Amanda SA, SH
Edge, Brian SA, SH
Edge, Judy SA, SH
Edwards, Steve HLD
Edwards, M’Liss ALM, SH
Edwards, Eddy SA, SH
Edwards, Len SA, SH
Edworthy, Marion ALM
Edworthy, Gene SA, SH
Eggerer, Edwin SA, SH
Elder, Mac SA, SH
Elford, Clyde ALM, SH
Ell, Derrick ALM
Ell, Darlene SA, SH
Ellingson, Don SA, SH
Elliot, Arley A
Elliott, Lisa A
Elliott, Susan ALM, SH
Elliott, Thomas V
Ellis, Shane A, SH
Ellis, Helen SA, SH
Elman, Bill A
Elman, Laurence SA
Elman, Harold SA, SH
Emms, Karen ALM, SH
Emond, Lee SA
Enderton, Lianne SA, SH
Engler, Tanya A, SH
English, Charles ALM, SH
Engstrom, Jackie D, SH
Engstrom, Carol SA, SH
Engstrom, Edward SA, SH
Enns, Ernest ALM
Enzie, Lonny AR
Eremenko, Ron ALM
Erhardt, Darcie SA, SH
Erickson, Kathy ALM, SH
Erickson, Milt ALM, SH
Erion, Mark SA, SH
Ernst, Breanna SA
Erskine, Barry ALM, SH
Erven, Rita SA, SH
Esson, Lindsay SA, SH
Estabrooks, Gary SA, SH
Estill, Brenda A
Ethier, Chantelle A, SH
Evangelista, Jennifer SA, SH
Evans, Karen A
Evans, Barbara ALM, SH
Evans, Don ALM, SH
Evans, Judy SA, SH
Evans, Kim SA, SH
Evans, Kimberly SA, SH
Fairbairn, Shanan SA, SH
Fairman, Rick ALM
Falk, Teresa V
Fantin, Luigi SA, SH
Farley, Bob A
Farran, David A, SH
Farrell, Dawn D
Farries, Don ALM
Farries, Bob SA, SH
Farries, Nancy SA, SH
Fasoli, Debbie ALM
Fasoli, Robert ALM
Faszer, Danae V
Fawcett, Pam SA, SH
Federucci, Alex SA
Federucci, Mira SA
Fee, Doug ALM, SH
Feist, Tracey ALM
Felesky, Brian SA, SH
Fenton, Marjorie SA, SH
Feragen, Michelle A
Ferguson, Dwight SA
Ferguson, Erin SA
Ferguson, Glenna SA
Fesko, Paul ALM
Ficner, Henryk ALM
Fiest, Joanne V
Filippetto, Dean ALM
Finley, Michelle A, SH
Finley, Gail SA, SH
Finn, Nancy ALM, SH
Finn, Graeme SA, SH
Finn, John SA, SH
Finnman, Eileen ALM,
Fior, Michelle SA, SH
Fioritti, Teighan V
Fioritti, Tanis A
Firby, Douglas A
Firmston, Larry ALM
Fisher, Patrick SA, SH
Fitzgerald, Sean SA, SH
Fitzsimmons, Al ALM
Fitzsimmons, John A
Fitzsimmons, Kelly A
Fitzsimmons, Julie SA, SH
Fitzsimmons, Terry SA, SH
Flaman, Terry SA, SH
Flanagan, Debbie SA, SH
Fleck, Roxanne SA
Fleischer, Clementine SA, SH
Fleischer, Mike SA, SH
Fleming, Melissa A
Fleming, Kim SA
Fleming, Jim LM, SH
Flewelling, Craig SA, SH
Flexhaug, Kim A
Flexhaug, Derek A, SH
Flundra, Dennis SA, SH
Foged, Dave ALM
Foo, Richard ALM
Fooks, Robert SA, SH
Foote, Marv ALM, SH
Foote, Chris SA, SH
Foran, Max V
Forbes, Gordon SA, SH
Foret, Robyn V
Forfylow, Idella SA, SH
Forigo, Dan A
Forrest, Dave A
Forseth, Liz SA, SH
Forster, Alex LM
Forsyth, Gordon ALM
Forsyth, Gregory ALM
Forsyth, Doug ALM, SH
Fosado, Ramon SA
Foss, Art ALM
Fougere, Greg SA
Fougere, Tina SA, SH
Fowler, Alvin ALM
Fowler, Chuck ALM, SH
Fowler, Carol SA, SH
Fowler, Harold SA, SH
Fowlie, Doreen SA, SH
Fox, Gwen SA, SH
Fox, Wayne SA, SH
Fraess, Bill ALM
Fraleigh, Anne A, SH
Franco, Karen SA
Franco, Gabby SA, SH
Frank, Laura A
Franson, Gordon V
Fraser, Bruce A
Fraser, Karl A
Fraser, Craig SA
Fraser, Jordanna A, SH
Fraser, Diane ALM, SH
Fraser, Doug ALM, SH
Fraser, Kevin SA, SH
Fraser, Peter SA, SH
Frederick, Al SA, SH
Fredriksen, Nadine SA
Freimark, Kristie SA, SH
Fremont, Charlotte ALM, SH
Frerichs, Earl ALM
Friendly, David ALM
Friesen, Cory SA, SH
Friesen, Ivy SA, SH
Frotten, Clay ALM, SH
Fryers, Cliff A
Fulford, Andy V
Fullerton, Joan A
Fulton, Anita SA, SH
Furlong, Eric A
Fyke, Lori SH
Fyten, Ron SA, SH
Gabbs, Carelynne SA, SH
Gagne, Linda A
Galatiuk, Elizabeth SA, SH
Gale, Janet V
Gale, Kendra SA
Gale, Bruce ALM, SH
Gale, Charlene SA, SH
Gale, Ron SA, SH
Gallais, Art ALM,
Gallelli, Harrison V
Galvin, Donna SA, SH
Galvin, Grady SA, SH
Gamble, Rob SA, SH
Gamroth, Blake V
Garberg, Wayne A
Garberg, Brett SA, SH
Garden, James ALM
Gardener, Jodi SA, SH
Gardener, Trevor SA, SH
Gardner, Brody A
Gardner, Kathryn A
Gareau, Chad A
Garnett, Anne SA, SH
Garnett, Ralph SA, SH
Gariepy, Dani SR
Garwood, Douglas SA, SH
Gathercole, Audrey ALM, SH
Gathercole, Jim ALM, SH
Gathercole, Brad SA, SH
Gauley, Megan SA
Gault, Kevin ALM
Geals, John AR
Gearey, Dennis ALM, SH
Gearey, Margaret ALM, SH
Gee, Wing SA, SH
George, Hazel ALM, SH
Gerelus, Ken ALM
Gernat, Kate SA, SH
Gess, Bill SA, SH
Getty, Ron A
Gibbs, Timothy SA, SH
Gibson, Ralph ALM
Gibson, A.J. SA, SH
Giese, Wil A, SH
Gifford, Peter ALM, SH
Gilbert, Danielle A
Giles, Dawn ALM, SH
Giles, Merv SA, SH
Gillard, Mary ALM, SH
Gillespie, Wendy SA, SH
Gillies, Robyn V
Gilliland, Kirsty A
Gilliland, Rex SA, SH
Gillis, Shona SA, SH
Gillott, Muriel ALM, SH
Gillott, Bill LM, SH
Gilroy, Stewart ALM, SH
Gimbel, Murray ALM, SH
Gimbel, Veronica ALM, SH
Gimbel, Catharine SA, SH
Gindl, Judy A
Gingras, Art SA
Girling, Trevor ALM
Gladstone, Terry ALM
Glassford, Art SA, SH
Glenn, Lorainne V
Glenn, Leslie SA
Glimsdale, Donald ALM
Glover, Cathy ALM
Goertz, Colleen V
Goian, Robin ALM
Goldstrom, Dodie SA, SH
Gombai, Gabriella A
Gooch, Linda A
Gooch, Cory SA
Good Eagle, Kelly A
Goodfellow, Brad A
Gordillo, Ruben A
Gordon, John A
Gordon, Lynn A
Gordon, Braydon V
Gordon, Ed A
Gordon, Kari A, SH
Gordon, Roger ALM, SH
Gordon, Barry SA, SH
Gosling, David SA, SH
Gottselig, Gerard ALM, SH
Gough, John SA, SH
Gough, Vance SA, SH
Gowdy, Gordon SA, SH
Grabatin, Dianne SA, SH
Grabill, Chris A
Gracie, Brenda SA, SH
Graham, Breanne A
Graham, Marlene SH
Graham, Bob SA, SH
Grainger, Donna SA
Grant, Terry A
Grant, Kelly ALM
Grant, Lynn A
Grant, Aaron A
Grant, Don SA, SH
Grant, Judy SA, SH
Grant, Lance SA, SH
Gray, Marcheta ALM
Gray, Stephanie A
Gray, Marilyn SA, SH
Gray, Bill VC, SH
Grayson, Kimberly SA, SH
Green, Ed ALM
Green, Heather ALM, SH
Green, John ALM, SH
Green, Bruce SA, SH
Green, Jack SA, SH
Green, Sandy SA, SH
Green, Susan SA, SH
Greenslade, Joanne SA, SH
Greensword, Douglas ALM
Griffin, Sharon ALM
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Griffith, Art SA, SH
Griffith, Kari SA, SH
Griffiths, Terry SA, SH
Grimes, Kelly SA, SH
Grimoldby, Trena SA
Gristwood, Bernie A, SH
Groeneveld, Alana ALM
Groeneveld, Gaylene ALM, SH
Groeneveld, Charles SA, SH
Gromoff, Brian SA, SH
Grove, Ken ALM
Grove, Debra SA, SH
Grover, Colleen A
Gruetzner, Sara-Jane SA, SH
Gryckiewicz, Jan SA, SH
Guay, Carol SA
Gudmundson, Marge ALM, SH
Guebert, David SA, SH
Guichon, Davey V
Guichon, Dave SA, SH
Guillemaud, Pat SA, SH
Guitton, Rick SA, SH
Gulmick, Dawn SA, SH
Gunn-Allard, Joan ALM
Gurevitch, Lindsay A
Gustafson, Patricia SA, SH
Guzzi, James V
Hack, Kristin SA
Haeni, Adrian SA
Hagan, Marla V
Hagan, Edward SA, SH
Hagel, Tanya SA
Hagerman, Allen D, SH
Haggith, Rourke V
Hajash, Lorelei ALM, SH
Hale, Matthew V
Hall, Gary ALM
Hall, Doug SA, SH
Halliday, Martin SA, SH
Halpen, Patty ALM
Halpen, Mary ALM
Halpenny, Jay SA, SH
Halper, Emily V
Halseth, Gail ALM, SH
Halseth, Ross ALM, SH
Hamaliuk, Alan ALM, SH
Hames, Barb A
Hames, David SH
Hamilton, Alexandra V
Hamilton, Rachel V
Hamilton, Diane SA
Hamilton, Darol ALM, SH
Hamilton, Gavin ALM, SH
Hamilton, Sharon ALM, SH
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Hamilton, Bob SA, SH
Hamilton, Leslie SA, SH
Hamm, Len A
Hamm, Tim V
Hamm, Courtney ALM, SH
Hammer, Lorne SA
Hammer, Hoss ALM, SH
Handy, Larry A
Haney, Harry ALM, SH
Haney, Shannon SA, SH
Haney, Ted SA, SH
Hanley, Shannon V
Hanley, Irene ALM
Hanley, Stuart SA
Hann, Gordon A
Hannah, Bill V
Hansell, Bob ALM, SH
Hansen, Ryan V
Hansen, Joanne SA, SH
Hansen, Shawn SA, SH
Hansen, Tim SA, SH
Hanson, Karl V
Hanson, Brian SA, SH
Hanson, Wayne SA, SH
Hanton, Dhugal V
Harbour, Donna SA, SH
Harcott, Bill ALM, SH
Harding, Peter SA, SH
Hardy, Lisa V
Harper, Mike A
Harper, Don LM, SH
Harper-Pollitt, Debbie ALM
Harrington, Lorna ALM, SH
Harris, Brent A
Harris, Laurie A
Harris, Stewart ALM, SH
Harris, Nikki SA, SH
Harrison, Barry ALM, SH
Harrop, Chris A
Harrow, Verna SA, SH
Hart, Lynn A
Hartall, Bill ALM, SH
Hartall, Wanda ALM, SH
Hartl, Poona A
Hartmann, Heather A
Harvey, Ron A
Harvie, Kerrie SA, SH
Hasnany, Mac SA, SH
Hasselfield, Vel SA, SH
Hassen, Debbie V
Hatton, Sandra ALM
Hauer, Craig SA, SH
Hauser, Ernie SA, SH
Havens, Clint SA, SH
Hawes, Wendy SA
Hawkwood, Todd A
Hawkwood, Suzanne V
Hawkwood, Aurica SA, SH
Hayden, Vickie ALM
Hayden, Bill SA, SH
Haymour, Ramsey A
Haynes, Gwen A, SH
Hays, Dan ALM, SH
Hayward, Sylvia SA
Haywood, Chris A
Hazen, Elsie SA, SH
Hazlett, Kim A
Head, Jeannette SA, SH
Head, Jennifer SA, SH
Headley, Neville SA, SH
Healy, Allison A
Healy, Harold SA,
Heckbert, Michelle A
Heerema, Phil SA, SH
Heibein, Troy V
Heine, Charles ALM
Heintz, Doris SA, SH
Heintz, Maria SA, SH
Hejduk, Beverley A
Helm, Rosanna ALM
Henderson, Scott SA
Henderson, Patti LM, SH
Henderson, Doug SA, SH
Hendrickson, Kevin SA, SH
Hendry, James V
Henke, David SA, SH
Henry, Marlys A
Henson, Nicole A
Hepburn, Bruce SA, SH
Hepton, Zoe SA
Herard, Rosalie SA, SH
Hermann, Dorothy SA, SH
Hernandez, Art SA, SH
Heskes, Justin SA, SH
Heskes, Reid SA, SH
Hess, Archie ALM
Hess, Yvonne ALM
Hess, Marmie LM, SH
Hewitt, Thomas ALM
Hexham, Jeremy SA
Hickey, Barclay A
Hickey, Phil SA, SH
Hiebert, Robin A
Hiebert, Kathy SA, SH
Hildebrandt, Jack LM, SH
Hilderman, Jill ALM
Hill, Wayne ALM
Hill, James V
Hill, Terry LM, SH
Hill, Brian SA, SH
Hill, Shirley SA, SH
Hills, June SA, SH
Hind, Sonja A
Hind, John SA, SH
Hinds, Marie-Anne A
Hinds, Ken SA, SH
Hironaka, Cynthia A
Hironaka, Art ALM, SH
Hironaka, Brent SA, SH
Hirsche, Grant SA, SH
Hitchner, Robert SA, SH
Hlady, Mark SH
Hobbs, Bill SA, SH
Hobbs, Harry SA, SH
Hockley, Dallas SA
Hockley, Trudy SA, SH
Hodge, Curtis V
Hodge, Brad SA, SH
Hodgson, Ryan A, SH
Hoeght, Judy SA, SH
Hoffman, Dennis ALM
Hogg, Kevin SA, SH
Holbrook, Garry D, SH
Holbrook-Prevost, Season SA, SH
Holgate, Jayne ALM, SH
Holland, Scott AR
Holland, Tannis SA, SH
Hollinger, Pamela SA, SH
Hollins, Michele A
Holloway, Eddie ALM
Holloway-Savoia, Pam SA, SH
Holm, Art ALM, SH
Holman, Len HLD, SH
Holman, Sally HLD, SH
Holmberg, Amanda A
Holmes, Paul SA
Holmgren, Wayne ALM
Holowaychuk, Robert ALM
Holte, Trudy A
Holub, David SA, SH
Hone, Allison ALM, SH
Hood, Noriene SA, SH
Hooks, John SA, SH
Hoover, Bruce SA, SH
Hope-Johnston, Sarah A
Hopfner, Chris SA, SH
Hopwood, Valerie A
Hornby, Ron ALM, SH
Horne, Sharon A, SH
Horton, Donna LM, SH
Hoskin, Bert ALM
Hourie, Bill ALM
How, Barry SA, SH
Howard, Ken ALM
Howarth, Doreen ALM
Howell, Kathy A
Howell, Ed SA, SH
Howes, Steve SA, SH
Howie, Robert V
Hoy, Nelson LM, SH
Hoyme, Dan A
Hubbard, Bruce ALM
Hubbell, John ALM
Hudon, Terrie V
Huffman, Kelly SA, SH
Huggard, Susanne SA, SH
Hughes, Fred ALM, SH
Hughes, Jimmy ALM, SH
Hughes, Laura SA, SH
Hughes, Paul SA, SH
Hughes, Rea SA, SH
Hume, Nicole A
Hume, Brad SA, SH
Hume, Reagan SA, SH
Hume, Shari SA, SH
Humphreys, Pamela A
Humphreys, Greg SA, SH
Hunt, Ron ALM
Hunt, Scott SA, SH
Hunter, Andrea A
Hunter, Sylvia AR
Hunter, Angie SA
Hunter, Karin SA
Huntley, Jim SA, SH
Hurd, Greg SA, SH
Hurlburt, Ken ALM, SH
Hurlburt, Brant SA, SH
Hurt, Brad V
Hussey, Erin V
Hussey, Byron D, SH
Hutchin, Paul SA, SH
Hutchinson, Reid ALM
Hutchinson, Darlene SA, SH
Hutchison, Bev ALM
Hutton, Hilary ALM, SH
Hutton, Jim SA, SH
Hutzal, Jerry ALM
Huyghe, Ken SA, SH
Hyde, Janet ALM
Hykaway, Connie A
Hylton, Chris SA, SH
Hymas, Rod ALM, SH
Hymas, Bob HLD, SH
Hymas, Deen LM, SH
Iles, Marshall SA, SH
Illingworth, Marie ALM
Ilsley, Heather SA
Ingram, Robin SA, SH
Innes, June-Marie SA
Iredale, Geoff ALM
Irvine, Katie A, SH
Irvine, Lee A, SH
Irvine, Will SA, SH
Irving, Laurie SA
Irwin, Ron ALM
Irwin, Ian HLD, SH
Irwin, Carol SH
Irwin, Art SA, SH
Isaacs, Bev SA, SH
Isakeit, Matthew A
Isakeit, Jane A, SH
Isakeit, Michael SA, SH
Isotti, Jen A
Israelson, Tara A
Iversen, John SA, SH
Iversen, Rita SA, SH
Jackson, John A
Jackson, Patrick A
Jackson, Robert ALM
Jackson, Ron SA
Jackson, Sherry SA
Jackson, Judith A, SH
Jackson, Dorothy ALM, SH
Jackson, Jeff ALM, SH
Jackson, Bill SA, SH
Jackson, Karen SA, SH
Jackson, Pat SA, SH
Jackson, Todd SA, SH
Jacob - Toews, Laurie SA, SH
Jacobson, Doran ALM
Jacques, Don HLD
Jacques, Nell LM
Jaffer, Shane A
James, Cathie ALM
James, Mike A
James, Connie SA, SH
James, Dave SA, SH
James, Kathie SA, SH
James, Kaye SA, SH
James, Mavis V
James, Patti SA, SH
James, Wes SA, SH
Jamieson, Jeff ALM, SH
Jansen, Joanne V
Jansen, Ted ALM, SH
Jaques, Diane SA, SH
Jarvis, Roger PP, SH
Javier, Jeff SA
Jeal, Ted A
Jenkins, Debbie A
Jenkins, Russ A
Jenkins, Lee ALM, SH
Jenkins, Bob SH
Jenkins, Jim SA, SH
Jensen, David A
Jensen, Merle A
Jensen, Bob ALM
Jensen, Jennifer A, SH
Jepson, Steve A
Jessiman, Janet SA, SH
Jewitt, Ann SA, SH
Jinnah, Al-Noor SA, SH
Johns, Jeff A
Johnson, Mary ALM,
Johnson, Cody A
Johnson, Stephanie V
Johnson, Gus ALM, SH
Johnson, Keith LM, SH
Johnson, Greg SA, SH
Johnson, Gustin SA, SH
Johnson, Lisa SA, SH
Johnston, Aaron V
Johnston, Cameron V
Johnston, Katherine V
Johnston, Brian ALM, SH
Johnston, Brian SA, SH
Johnston, David SA, SH
Johnston, Murray SA, SH
Johnston, Patricia SA, SH
Johnston, Terry SA, SH
Jonassen, Amund LM, SH
Jonassen, Pam SA, SH
Jones, Dayna A
Jones, Joel A
Jones, Graham AR
Jones, Brian ALM, SH
Jones, Ray HLD, SH
Jones, Karen SA, SH
Jones, Keith B. SA, SH
Jones, Keith L. SA, SH
Jones, Lorraine SA, SH
Jones, Marvin SA, SH
Jonsson, Sandra A
Joorisity, Shirley SA, SH
Jopp, Robert SA, SH
Jorawsky, Jim SA, SH
Jorgensen-Bell, Tanya SA, SH
Joudrey, Rose A
Journeay, Doug SA, SH
Joyce, Raymond SA, SH
Jubb, Avery ALM
Judd, Glen SA, SH
Judd, Reg SA, SH
Juhasz, John ALM, SH
Juul-Hansen, Ivan SA, SH
Kaczkowski, Sharon V
Kadey, Duane V
Kaiser, Marilyn SA, SH
Kaiser, Wilf SA, SH
Kalman, Kal A
Kalynchuk, Cathy ALM, SH
Kamitomo, Patsy V
Kanderka, Colleen A
Karch, Gordy SA, SH
Karch-Sinclair, Kendra V
Karr, Avril SA, SH
Kaufmann, Gabrielle V
Kaufmann, Bill ALM, SH
Kavanagh, Paul SA, SH
Kavanaugh, Cory SA
Kavanaugh, Ken ALM, SH
Kay, Emily A
Kazakoff, Dianne SH
Kearns, Sheila ALM, SH
Keen, Douglas ALM
Kell, Dan SA, SH
Kelland, Susan A
Kellington, Sean SA, SH
Kelly, Bryan A
Kelly, Marion SA, SH
Kelly, Marise SA, SH
Kemlo, Alison SA, SH
Kemp, Gerry ALM, SH
Kemppainen, Leah SA, SH
Kennedy, Dorothy ALM, SH
Kennedy, John SA, SH
Kennedy, Peter SA, SH
Kenworthy, Shauna ALM
Kerby, George ALM, SH
Kerr, Sheila ALM
Kerr, Bob ALM, SH
Kerr, Arlene SA, SH
Kerr, Dianne SA, SH
Keshavjee, Sam SA, SH
Kewley, Bill ALM,
Kewley, Maureen ALM,
Khoury, Andrea SA, SH
Ki, Wai A
Kidd, Alan SA, SH
Kilroe, Ken SA, SH
Kimmel, Brian SA, SH
Kinas, Jenny SA, SH
Kindrasky, Bev ALM
King, Kate A
King, David ALM
King, Michael V
King, Ken ALM, SH
King, Karin SA, SH
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2012 VOLUNTEERS
Kirk, Stacy SA, SH
Kisilevich, Denise SA, SH
Kittleson, Dean SA, SH
Kitz, Joan SA, SH
Kitzul, Grant ALM
Klasky, Bill SA, SH
Klasky, Bud SA, SH
Klein, Eva A
Klein, Michele A
Klein, Ralph HLD
Klein, Robert V
Klein, Kevin A, SH
Klinger, Jeffery AR
Klys, Jim ALM
Knapp, Victoria SA, SH
Knapton, Dave A
Kneller, Tammy A
Knight, Bruce ALM
Knight, Brenda SA, SH
Knight, John SA, SH
Knight, Sally V
Knorr, Maggie SA, SH
Kollewyn, Johanna V
Kollewyn, Hans SA, SH
Kollewyn, Joan SA, SH
Kolstad, Kate SA, SH
Komitsch, Debbie SA, SH
Konachowicz, Krysta A
Konschuk, Larry A
Konschuk, Shawn SA, SH
Konschuk, Wendy SA, SH
Koop, David SA, SH
Koper, Lawrence SA, SH
Kormos, Ila V
Kors, Sophy A
Kortgaard, Joyce ALM, SH
Kovitz, Jeff ALM, SH
Kozak, Fredrick SA, SH
Krahn, Peter SA
Kralka, Dan SA, SH
Kranenburg, Vicki A
Kranenburg, Lane SA, SH
Krawec, Randy SA, SH
Kraychy, Cameron SA
Krebs, Darwin SA, SH
Kristinson, Ray ALM, SH
Krivak, Lorette A
Krivak, Derek SA, SH
Kroeker, Richard SA, SH
Kruyssen, Glenn SA, SH
Kryczka, Karen ALM, SH
Kuipers, Joe V
Kumar, Cynthia SA, SH
Kung, Victoria A
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Kurtzweg, Vanessa ALM,
Kuzyk, Richard SA, SH
Kwan, Rita A
Kwiatkowski, Kris V
Kwong, Greg V
Kyle, Doug SA, SH
Laatsch, Murray SA, SH
LaBrash, Paul ALM
LaBrie, Holly SA, SH
Lacerte, Chad V
Lacey, Cari A
Lacey, Lori SA, SH
Lachman, Barbara ALM
Laidlaw, Rob D, SH
Laidlaw, Bob PP, SH
Laidlaw, Joyce SA, SH
Laing, Laura SH
Laird, Robert A
Laird, Doug A, SH
Laird, Jo A, SH
Lambert, Jenna A
Lamont, Lisa ALM
Lamoureux, Paul ALM
Lamoureux, Fred V
Lamport, Brad ALM, SH
Lane, Tim SA, SH
Lane Goodfellow, Cathy SA, SH
Lang, Dan SA
Lang, Pam HLD, SH
Langford, Harry HLD, SH
Langford, Joan LM, SH
Langford, Klaske SA, SH
Langlois, Gaston SA, SH
Lantz, David SA, SH
Lapointe, Laurel V
LaPointe, Tracy SA, SH
Larsen, Kevin A
Larsen, John SA, SH
Larson, David ALM, SH
Larson, Pat SH
Larson, Patricia SA, SH
Larson, Terry SA, SH
Larway, Helene SA, SH
Latour, Dorothy ALM
Latus, Richard SA, SH
Lauder, David ALM, SH
Lauder, Dianne ALM, SH
Laursen, Linda A
Laustsen, Ken SA, SH
Laustsen, Loraine SA, SH
LaValley, Gary SA, SH
Lavender, Tara A
Lawless, Maureen SA, SH
Lawrence, Kimberley V
Lawrence, Bruce SA, SH
Lawson, Wayne ALM, SH
Lawton, Heather V
Lawton, David A
Leahy, Kevin A, SH
Leard, Scott ALM, SH
LeBlanc, Donna V
LeBlanc, Stella A, SH
LeBlanc, Sandra SA, SH
LeBoeuf, Gary SA, SH
LeBourveau, Linda SA
Lee, Candice SR
Lee, Christopher A, SH
Lee, Danielle SA, SH
Lee, Darren ALM
Lee, Debbie SA, SH
Lee, Donald ALM
Lee, Edmond SA, SH
Lee, Gary SA, SH
Lee, Gary A
Lee, John SA, SH
Lee, Laura SA
Lee, Robert V
Lee, Ron ALM, SH
Lefley, Eileen ALM, SH
Legare, Norm V
Legault, Tony SA, SH
LeGeyt, Chris HLD, SH
Lehman, Brian V
Lehr, Les SA, SH
Leigh, Ron ALM,
Leighton, Barry SA, SH
Leitch, Kenneth A
Leitch, Robert ALM, SH
Leivers, Karen A
Lemire, Julie SA, SH
Lengsfeld, Hans ALM
Lennox, Terri Jo A
Lennox, Jill V
Lennox, Ross SH
Lennox, Al SA, SH
Leroux, Carole SA, SH
Leslie, D’Arcy A
Leusink, Jennifer A
Levangie, Nick SA
Lever, Myra SA, SH
Lewis, Earl SH
Leys, Alan SA, SH
Libin, Sean A
Libin, Al SA, SH
Liegman, Ed ALM, SH
Lightfoot, Ryan V
Lilja-Wilson, Carla A
Lindstein, Angie SA, SH
Link, Allyson ALM
Linklater, Suzanne ALM
Liskowich, Trevor SA, SH
Litke, Elaine ALM, SH
Littke, Zen SA, SH
Little, Norman SA
Little, Dianne SA, SH
Liukaitis, Ed A
Lively, Allan SA
Livingstone, Wendy SA, SH
Lloyd, Donald V
Lloyd, Bill ALM, SH
Lo, James V
Loach, Christopher SA, SH
Locke, Kimberley V
Locke, Charlie SA, SH
Locke, Louise SA, SH
Lockwood, Michael V
Lockwood, Stephen ALM, SH
Lockwood, Garth SA, SH
Loeb, Larry V
Loeb, Teressa V
Loeppky, Syd SA, SH
Loewen, Katherine ALM
Loney, Carol SA, SH
Longeway, Dave ALM
Longeway, Eric LM, SH
Longman, Connor SA, SH
Longman, Gerry SA, SH
Longman, Patricia SA, SH
Longmoor, Val ALM, SH
Loor, Karen SA
Loree, Lori A
Loria, Adam V
Louden, Judy ALM
Louden, Winn A
Lougheed, Dave SA, SH
Love, Mike A
Love, Jean SA, SH
Lovig, Rob ALM
Lovse, Marg SA, SH
Low, Mike SA, SH
Luchsinger, Brian SA, SH
Lucyshyn, Murray A
Luft, Richard ALM, SH
Luke, Tanya A
Lukey, Orest LM, SH
Lund, Joe ALM
Lundago, Robert A
Lundago, Tracy SA, SH
Lundberg, Stacie SA, SH
Lutz, Katie A, SH
Lutz, Jackie ALM, SH
Lutz, Jim ALM, SH
Lyle, Candace SA
Lyle, Mark SA, SH
Lyle, Rick SA, SH
Lyndon, Charlene A
Lyon, Wayne SA, SH
Lyon, Wendy SA, SH
Lyster, John V
MacAdams, Laurie A
Macaulay, Kat V
MacDonald, Leanne V
MacDonald, Michelle V
Macdonald, Howard HLD, SH
Macdonald, Stu LM, SH
MacDonald, Brian SA, SH
MacDonald, Bruce SA, SH
MacDonald, Dan SA, SH
MacDonnell, Rhiannon V
MacEachern, Nancy SA, SH
MacFarlane, Jennifer A
MacFarlane, Craig SA, SH
MacFarlane, Cynthia SA, SH
MacInnes, Dawn V
MacInnis, Don ALM
MacIntyre, Amanda SA
Mackasey, Patrick A
MacKay, Heather SA, SH
MacKay, Murray SA, SH
MacKellar, Lucille ALM
MacKenzie, Dean ALM
MacKenzie, Laurie V
MacKenzie, Amanda SA, SH
Mackenzie, Judy SA, SH
MacKenzie, Leanne SA, SH
MacKenzie, Michelle SA, SH
Mackie, Doug LM, SH
Mackie, Karen SA, SH
Mackin, Bill ALM, SH
MacKinnon, Grant SA
Mackintosh, Lachlan ALM
MacLaren, Suzanne SA
MacNeil, Jim SA, SH
MacRae, R. Gary ALM,
Madson, Arron SA, SH
Maertens-Poole, Carole Anne SA, SH
Magee, Neill SA, SH
Magnon, Arlene ALM
Magnuson, Tom ALM
Mahadeo, Lisa SA
Maier, Stephanie A
Mailman, John SA, SH
Mailman, Maggie SA, SH
Main, Evelyn SA, SH
Major, Steve SA, SH
Maki, Claudia A
Maki, Linda SA
Makson, Sarah SA
Malenica, Peter SA, SH
Malette, Chantal V
Malette, Scotty ALM, SH
Malin, Gerry SA, SH
Malin, Susan SA, SH
Mallabone, Guy ALM
Mallabone, Joan SA, SH
Maller, Dave SA
Maloney, Kevin V
Maloney, Jack SA, SH
Mamchur, Gary SA, SH
Manarey, Bill ALM
Mandeville, Bryan SA, SH
Manning, Jessica SR
Mannas, Walsh A
Many Guns, Doris ALM
Marinoske, Steven A
Markkanen, Brian SA, SH
Markowsky, Sandy SA, SH
Marks, Rob V
Marshall, Bill ALM, SH
Marshall, Ed ALM, SH
Marston, Jan ALM
Marston, Maureen SA, SH
Martell, Roberta V
Martin, Chance A
Martin, Brandie V
Martin, Alina A
Martin, Dick ALM, SH
Martin, Todd SH
Martin, Fraser SA, SH
Martin, Greg SA, SH
Martin, Moyra SA, SH
Martindale, Shannan SA
Martz, Warren ALM
Marx, Doris ALM, SH
Masters, Jana SH
Matas, Roger A
Mate, Jorge ALM, SH
Matheson, Tom ALM, SH
Matthews, Kay ALM
Matthews, Tim ALM
Matthews, Tom ALM
Matthews, Kim SA
Matthews, Chris ALM, SH
Matthews, Rob PP, SH
Matthews, Geoff SA, SH
Matticks, Geoff SA, SH
Matuska, Ron SA, SH
Mawer, Adam A, SH
May, Dan SA, SH
May, Ron SA, SH
Maynard, Tina ALM
McAllister, Patrick SA, SH
McArthur, Doreen SA, SH
McBride, Jim ALM, SH
McBride, Rod HLD, SH
McCabe, Tom ALM, SH
McCafferty, Brenda ALM
McCallum, Barb AR
McCallum, William AR
McCallum, Joan SA, SH
McCarthy, Larry ALM, SH
McCaughan, Glen SA, SH
McCauley, Ted ALM
McClary, Martha V
McClellan, Shirley HLD
McClellan, Dale SA, SH
McClellan, Grace SA, SH
McClellan, Reg SA, SH
McClelland, Keith ALM, SH
McClelland, Craig SA, SH
McCollister, Gus SA, SH
McConnell, Kim SA, SH
McCormick, Wayne AR
McCorquodale, Larry ALM
McCosh, Ryan A
McCosh, Ron SA, SH
McCrimmon, Graham V
McCuaig, Bob SA, SH
McCune, Pat SA, SH
McDaniel, Rod HLD, SH
McDermid, Dan A
McDonald, Dawn A
McDonald, Cameron V
McDonald, Scott A
McDonald, Glenn ALM, SH
McDonald, Don LM, SH
McDonald, Alan SA, SH
McDonald, Bruce SA, SH
McDonald, Carol SA, SH
McDonough, Steve D, SH
McDonough, Terry SA, SH
McDougall, Mike ALM, SH
McGannon, Patrick A, SH
McGill, Melinda V
McGilvary, John V
McGowan, Gil ALM, SH
McGregor, Troy V
McGregor, Don SA, SH
McGregor, Kim SA, SH
McInnis, Ryan A
McInnis, Ken ALM, SH
McIntyre, Taylor V
McIver, Ric SA, SH
McIvor, Jack ALM
McIvor, Mike SA, SH
McKay, Melissa ALM
McKay, Scott ALM
McKay, Jack SA
McKay, Lois A
McKay, Carol ALM, SH
McKendry, Roxanne SA, SH
McKenna, Darilyn ALM
McKenster, Kirsten A
McKernon, Harvey V
McKey, Joanna V
McKey, Marian V
McKey, Michael SA, SH
McKinnon, Scott A
McKinnon, Allison ALM, SH
McKinnon, Teri D, SH
McKinnon, Colin SA, SH
McKinnon, Don SA, SH
McKinnon, Jane SA, SH
McKinnon, Wayne SA, SH
McLane, Herb SA, SH
McLaren, Barbara ALM
McLean, Joan ALM
McLean, Elfie ALM, SH
McLean, Janet ALM, SH
McLellan, Neil ALM
McLellan, Sheila SA, SH
McLennan, Ryan V
McLeod, Troy A
McLeod, Lynn SA, SH
McLeod, Rod SA, SH
McMahon, Terry ALM
McMann, Sandy A
McMann, Patrick SA
McMann, Dwayne A, SH
McMaster, Cherie A
McMillan, Ian SA, SH
McMillan, Les SA, SH
McMillin, Justin V
McMorris, Rob A
McMurray, Erin A
McNabb, Wyatt V
McNair, Andrew V
McNair, Thomas V
McNamara, Carol ALM, SH
McNear, Bev ALM
McNeil, Kirk SA, SH
McNeil, Ray SA, SH
McNeill, Terry A
McNichol, Jason A
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2012 VOLUNTEERS
McPherson, Carol SA, SH
McTaggart, Donna V
McVean, Bruce LM, SH
McVicar, Jeanine ALM, SH
McWilliam, Melissa A
Meadows, Patricia ALM, SH
Meating, Bob SA, SH
Melbourne, John SA, SH
Melchior, Ron SA, SH
Melenka, Gerry A
Melnechuk, Alex ALM,
Melville, Joanne A
Melville, Judi SA, SH
Mercer, Debra A
Merrick, Bernice ALM, SH
Merrick, Bob ALM, SH
Merrill, Derek ALM, SH
Meyers-Foreman, Janice SA
Mezzarobba, Marilyn ALM, SH
Michaels, David ALM, SH
Mick, Lorne ALM, SH
Middleton, Dave SA, SH
Middleton, John SA, SH
Millar, Roberta SA, SH
Miller, Pam ALM
Miller, Jennifer A
Miller, Tracey A
Miller, Andrea A
Miller, Jamie SA
Miller, Dave A, SH
Miller, Aaron SA, SH
Miller, Bev SA, SH
Miller, Don SA, SH
Miller, Lindsay SA, SH
Milligan, Jim SA, SH
Million, Rodney A
Millions, Tara A
Mills, Bonny ALM
Mills, Heather V
Mills, Krista V
Mills, Brett SA
Mills, Paul SA, SH
Milne, Marlie SA
Milner, Justine SA
Milton, Helen SA, SH
Milz, Lorne A
Miner, Dorothy SA, SH
Minerson, Mallory V
Ming, Dennis SA, SH
Minnes, Patsi HLD, SH
Mirdoch, Julie SA, SH
Mish, Bernie SA, SH
Mitchell, Bill A
Mitchell, Scott A
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Mitchell, Shirley A
Mitchell, Wilson A
Mitchell, Mackenzi V
Mitchell, Mike V
Mitchell, Rick V
Mitchell, George LM, SH
Mitchell, Esther SA, SH
Mitchell, John SA, SH
Mitchell, Randy SA, SH
Mitchell, Stacey SA, SH
Mix, Karen A
Mjolsness, Kristel A, SH
Mjolsness, Mary ALM, SH
Moffatt, Peggy Sue A, SH
Moffatt, Greg SA, SH
Moffitt, Cheri SA
Moffitt, Barry SA, SH
Moir, Dianne SA, SH
Mollerson, Andrew V
Molnar, Courtland SA
Molnar, Marnie ALM, SH
Molyneux, Morton V
Monahan, Rhonda V
Monteith, Bill ALM, SH
Moody, Bob SA
Moon, Graham SA, SH
Moore, Fred ALM
Moore, Tom A
Moore, Wayne SA
Moore, Don LM, SH
Moore, Ken PP, SH
Moore, Bob SA, SH
Moore, Greg SA, SH
Moore, Jim SA, SH
Moore, Jody SA, SH
Moore, Kirk SA, SH
Morasch, Loyde SA, SH
Morgan, Elizabeth V
Morgan, Robert ALM, SH
Morgan, David SA, SH
Moriarity, Kelly V
Morin, Yves A
Morison, Rod SA
Morison, Sheila SA, SH
Morissette, Ron ALM
Morneau, Catherine SR
Moroz Clarke, Janet SA, SH
Morozoff, Lloyd SA, SH
Morrill, Salena A
Morrill, Bill ALM, SH
Morrill, Cherlyn SA, SH
Morris, Norm ALM
Morrison, Alexander ALM, SH
Morrison, Graydon ALM, SH
Morrison, Kim ALM, SH
Morrison, Murray SA, SH
Morsky, Marsha SA, SH
Morstad, Caia A, SH
Morton, Ray ALM
Mosher, Nicole SA, SH
Moss, Christine V
Moulton, Heather A
Mouser, Ross LM, SH
Mowat, Don A
Mrozek, Lisa A
Mryglod, Glenn SA, SH
Mryglod, Marlene SA, SH
Muchka Dahl, Nancy V
Mueller, Gladys SA, SH
Muir, Austin A
Muir, Leigh SA, SH
Mulji, Imran A
Mullan, April A
Mulyk, Brenda SH
Mundie, Drew SA, SH
Munro, Alexander A
Munro, Al ALM, SH
Munro, Jim ALM, SH
Munro, Jim ALM, SH
Munro, Barry SA, SH
Munro, Shannon SA, SH
Munstermann, Chris SA
Munstermann, Melvin SA, SH
Muri, Welland SA, SH
Murphy, Maureen SA
Murphy, Joanne ALM, SH
Murphy, Paul ALM
Murphy, Kelly SA, SH
Murray, Bobbi A
Murray, Brian ALM
Murray, Diane A, SH
Murray, Chris SA, SH
Murray, Heather SA, SH
Murray, Russell SA, SH
Musich, Rudy SA
Musselwhite, Cherie SA, SH
Musselwhite, John SA, SH
Myers, Cheryl SA, SH
Myketyn, J. Eric ALM, SH
Myketyn, Kathy ALM, SH
Myles, Christie V
Naegeli, George ALM, SH
Nahachewsky, Tammy SA, SH
Nakama, Marilyn A, SH
Napke, Stephanie SA, SH
Navratil, Dwaine V
Neal, Deanna A
Neal, Douglas A
Neis, Travis V
Neis, Joyce ALM, SH
Neis, John SA, SH
Neis, Tim SA, SH
Neis, Todd SA, SH
Nelles, Frank SA, SH
Nelson, Ralph ALM
Nelson, Dustin A
Nelson, Heather A
Nelson, Patti A
Nelson, Kevin ALM
Nelson, Vikki V
Nelson, Bill A, SH
Nelson, Val ALM, SH
Nelson, Doug SA, SH
Nenshi, Naheed D
Nesbitt, Tricia SA, SH
Ness, Karla V
Nesselbeck, Barbara ALM, SH
Netherton, Lindsey SA, SH
Neufeld, Jenny A
Neufeld, Barbara SA
Neuman, Pat ALM
Newbold, Jane A
Newby, Wayne ALM
Newman, Derrick V
Newman, Peggy ALM, SH
Newman, Peter ALM, SH
Newman, Gillian SA, SH
Niblock, Leanne ALM, SH
Nicholls, Pepper ALM
Nicholls, Lizabeth V
Nicholls, Jon ALM, SH
Nickel, Kathaleen ALM, SH
Nickel, Clarence SA, SH
Nicoll, Holly A
Niederwieser, Harold ALM
Nield, Bill SA, SH
Nielsen, David SA, SH
Nikiforuk, De’Ann A
Nimmo, Bryce ALM, SH
Nixon, Jay A
Nixon, Anita V
Nixon, Dawn V
Noble, Todd A
Noble, Ric SA
Norcross, Don SA, SH
Norford, Brian ALM
Norrie, Jennifer SA
Northcott, Maggie A
Northcott, Grant A
Nott, Carla A
Nouwen, Doug V
Nowak, Frank AR
Nuttall, Connie SA, SH
Nutter, Kristina SA
Oatway, Don SA, SH
Oberg, Margaret ALM, SH
Oberhoffner, Joseph V
Oblak, Kathy SA, SH
O’Connor, Judy ALM
O’Connor, Ginny A
O’Connor, Sean V
O’Connor, Michael D, SH
O’Connor, Graham HLD, SH
O’Connor, Larry HLD, SH
O’Connor, Mike SA, SH
O’Connor, Sandy SA, SH
O’Connor, Stuart SA, SH
Oczkowski, Kent A
Oelke, Ken SA, SH
Olasker, Sonny SA, SH
O’Leary, Thomas D, SH
Olness, Don A
Olson, Scott A
Olver, Dick A
Ondrik, John ALM
Onerheim, Joan ALM
Onerheim, Dan A
Opsal, Cindy SA, SH
Orchard, Peggy ALM
Ornburn, Marilyn ALM, SH
Orr, Brenda ALM, SH
Orr, Lea ALM, SH
Orr, Richard ALM, SH
Orsulak, Robin A
Orysiuk, Wendy SA, SH
Osborne, Barbara SA, SH
Oseen, Shauna ALM
Osler, Jock SA, SH
Osler, Will SA, SH
Ostashower, Shirley A
Owad, Judy ALM
Owad, Don SH
Owen, Jeff SA, SH
Owens, Tom ALM
Paget-Turcotte, Twyla SA, SH
Pallesen, Peter SA, SH
Palmer, Jim ALM, SH
Palmer, Rose ALM, SH
Palmer, David SA, SH
Palmer, Ella SA, SH
Panes, Ann ALM, SH
Pappas, Stephani A
Pappas, K.C. SA, SH
Paradis, Jim SH
Pardo, Cindy SA, SH
Park, Bob SA, SH
Parker, Flo A
Parker, Beverley V
Parker, Drew SA
Parker, Karen SA, SH
Parkhill, Don ALM
Parkin, Don A, SH
Parkinson, Helen V
Parkinson, Cheyne SA, SH
Parsonage, Julie V
Parsons, Don ALM
Paterson, Clarence V
Paterson, Kristin SA
Paton, Bert ALM, SH
Patram, Sherry A
Patterson, Wally A
Patterson, Tony ALM, SH
Patterson, Amanda SA, SH
Pattillo, Stuart A
Pazdor, Philip ALM, SH
Peace, Jim A
Peacock, Jack LM
Peake, Colleen ALM, SH
Pearce, Toni A
Pearce, Gordon PP, SH
Pears, John V
Pearson, Rob A
Pearson, Leah A, SH
Pearson, Robert ALM, SH
Pearson, A.J. SA, SH
Pearson, Pat SA, SH
Peckham, Travis ALM, SH
Pedden, Allan SA, SH
Pedersen, Wendy ALM,
Pedersen, Annemarie SA, SH
Pederson, Jean A
Peers, Rick ALM, SH
Peers, Dana D, SH
Pelletier, Marylyn ALM
Pendrel, Annice ALM
Pendrel, John ALM, SH
Peneycad, Fiona SA, SH
Penner-Collins, Denise SA, SH
Pennock, Meiko A
Penny, J.C. SA, SH
Peplinski, Jim ALM, SH
Percival, Trina SA, SH
Perizzolo, Rudy SA, SH
Perreault, Al A
Perry, Dale ALM, SH
Pestun, Janice SA, SH
Peters, Leigh SA, SH
Peters, Nancy SA, SH
Peters, Rob SA, SH
Petersen, Karla V
Peterson, Judy A
Peterson, Rod SA
Peterson, Susan SA, SH
Petrie, Leslie ALM, SH
Petropoulos, Maureen SA, SH
Petryk, Pat ALM, SH
Pezderic, Ray A
Phibbs, Casey A
Phillips, Janelle A
Phillips, Coleen SA
Phillips, Ross HLD, SH
Phillips, Dave SA, SH
Phoenix, SA
Pidde, Paul SA, SH
Piercy, Lauren A
Piers, Susanne ALM
Piers, Bill SA, SH
Pigott, Maryann SA, SH
Pilarski, Peter V
Pilling, Merv ALM, SH
Pilling, Gary SA, SH
Pilling, Jim SA, SH
Pipe, Angela A
Piper, Michael SA, SH
Pitt, Judy SA, SH
Pittman, Mac SA, SH
Planche, Jeannie A, SH
Planche, Don SA, SH
Platt, Donna ALM
Platt, Gordon ALM
Platz, Anne SA, SH
Plunz, Dave A
Poffenroth, Donna ALM, SH
Poffenroth, Bob HLD, SH
Pogubila, Frank V
Pogue, Bob SA, SH
Pokrandt, Dave SA
Polak, Christine V
Polis, Gord A
Polischuk, Debbie SA, SH
Pollard, Sheri A
Pollock, Bonnie ALM
Polowick, Marlin ALM
Polson, Paul D, SH
Pon, Patti A
Pope, David SA, SH
Popik, Leon B. ALM
Popik, Leon C. SA, SH
Porter, Ray ALM
Porter, Arlene ALM, SH
Porter, Bill HLD, SH
Postlewaite, Don LM, SH
Postlewaite, Scott SA, SH
Pottinger, Leanne A
Poulsen, David A
Poulton, Patricia SA, SH
Pound, Tracy SA
Powder, Kevin SA, SH
Powers, Jim SA, SH
Powless, Jessica A
Poyen, Jock SA, SH
Preece, Derek ALM
Presley, Christel SA, SH
Presley, John SA, SH
Prettie, Andy SA, SH
Price, Jennifer V
Price, Al SA, SH
Price, John SA, SH
Price, Stacy SA, SH
Pringle, Sandra ALM
Pringle, Dawn V
Pringle, Bertram SA, SH
Pritchard, Janet A
Pritchard, Collin SA, SH
Proceviat, Ashley SA, SH
Prodan, Dean ALM
Prodan, Hugh ALM, SH
Proskie, Joe SA, SH
Proskow, Morris ALM, SH
Proskow, Darrol SA, SH
Proulx, Chay V
Provost, Cindy A
Provost, Careen V
Prudhomme, Tara A
Puffer, Bruce SA
Purcell, Gordon SA, SH
Purdy, Storm ALM
Purdy, Alexander A
Purdy, Robert A, SH
Purdy, Carl ALM, SH
Purdy, Kirk ALM, SH
Purdy, Glen SA, SH
Pyke, David SA, SH
Pysyk, Jeff V
Quance, Maggie V
Quarrie, Ron ALM
Quinn, Shauna A
Quinney, Bill ALM, SH
Quinton, Tracy SA
Quinton, Dianne A, SH
Raby, Stephen SA, SH
Racher, Garth ALM, SH
Radek, Michele V
Ralston, Brenda SA, SH
Ramsay, Kristin V
Ramsay, Mark A
Ramsay, Graeme SA, SH
Ramsay, Sarah SA, SH
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2012 VOLUNTEERS
Ramsden, Cathi A
Ranson, Adam V
Rasmussen, Jan A
Rasmussen, Heather SA, SH
Rawlyck, Donna SA, SH
Rayner, Ruth Ann SA, SH
Rea, Angela A
Rebalkin, Darren ALM
Rebeyka, Frank SA, SH
Redmond, Bruce LM, SH
Reeb, Fred SA, SH
Reed, Margaret V
Reed, Jack A
Reeves, Barry A
Regehr, Pamela SA, SH
Reid, Jacqueline A
Reid, Stuart SA, SH
Reimer, Terry A, SH
Reimer, Brian SA, SH
Rempal, Garrett SA, SH
Repka-Willard, Shelley ALM, SH
Reyes, Rizalyn A
Reynolds, Ryan ALM
Reynolds, Clive SA
Reynolds, Colleen ALM, SH
Reynolds, David ALM, SH
Rhodes, Darryl ALM
Richards, Scott V
Richards, Tim V
Richards, Adele SA, SH
Richards, Mick SA, SH
Richardson, Jill A
Richardson, Lee D
Richardson, Shannon SA, SH
Rieberger, Michael SA, SH
Rigel, Ken A
Rimer, Lacey V
Rimer, Luke SA
Rimer, Barry SA, SH
Ringstad, Dean V
Risdon, Marlene SA, SH
Ritchie, Randy ALM, SH
Rivers, Joanne ALM
Roach, Joanne ALM, SH
Roach, Matt ALM, SH
Roach, John SA, SH
Robak, Brian SA, SH
Robak, Liliana SA, SH
Roberts, Jason A
Roberts, Donna SA, SH
Robertson, Carolyn A
Robertson, Robert SA
Robertson, Garry SA, SH
Robertson, Jim SA, SH
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Robinson, Carla ALM
Robinson, Matthew SA
Robinson, Wayne ALM, SH
Robinson, Val HLD, SH
Robinson, Dave SA, SH
Robinson, Gay SA, SH
Robinson, Jean SA, SH
Robinson, Norma SA, SH
Robinson, Tyler SA, SH
Robinson, Wes SA, SH
Robinson Ladiges, Cathy SA, SH
Robson, Dave ALM, SH
Roche, Barbara ALM
Rochon, Katie A
Rockafellow, Donna ALM
Rodgers, Lonnie SA, SH
Rodrigues, Andrew V
Roe, Kerri SA, SH
Rogers, Mike SA, SH
Ronald, Brent SA, SH
Rook, Gordon SA, SH
Rooney, Jessica SA, SH
Rooney, Len SA, SH
Root, David A
Root, Karen SA, SH
Root, Mayne SA, SH
Roscoe, Dick ALM, SH
Ross, Jack ALM
Ross, Marilyn ALM
Ross, Gill A
Ross, John ALM, SH
Ross, Shirley ALM
Ross, Bob SA, SH
Ross, Carl SA, SH
Ross, Mike SA, SH
Ross-Albert, Alison SA, SH
Rothwell, Bonnie A
Rougeau, Kirstie A
Rourke, Mac ALM
Routley, Don SA, SH
Rowe, Ralph LM, SH
Rowley, Roger A
Roy, Cathy A
Roy, Bruce SA, SH
Royal, Jack A
Royal, Cory A
Royal, Ted ALM, SH
Royle, Peggy SA
Rudd, Dave SA, SH
Ruddell, Terry ALM
Rude, Bailea V
Rude, Kevin ALM
Rudolf, Jeffrey V
Rule, Lynn ALM, SH
Rule, John SA, SH
Runcie, Garnet SA, SH
Russell, Dan SA, SH
Rusted, Brian SA, SH
Rutherford, Marty A
Rutherford, Cindy A
Rutherford, Paul SH
Rutherford, Keith SA, SH
Rutley, Howard ALM
Rutley, Alexandra A
Rutley, Kirk ALM
Ruzicka, Colleen A, SH
Ryan, Cami V
Ryder, Larry SA, SH
Sabo, Russ SA, SH
Sacks, Rhiannon V
Sadowski, Rob ALM, SH
Saguez, Carole SA, SH
Sahs, Dennis SA, SH
Sailor, Stan LM, SH
Saklofske, Harold ALM
Salloum, Dan V
Salomons, Gordon ALM, SH
Salomonson, Ron A
Sampson, Tom SA, SH
Samulak, Shaunna SA
Sanden, Al ALM
Sanders, Myra A
Sanderson, Greg SA
Sanger, Neil SA, SH
Sargeant, Donna SA
Sattin, Rachel A
Sattin, Allan ALM
Saucier, Heather SA, SH
Saunders, Steven ALM, SH
Saunders, Alf SA, SH
Saunders, Bill SA, SH
Saunders, Fred SA, SH
Sauter, Doug A
Sautner, Linda ALM
Savage, Garry ALM, SH
Savoia, Gino A
Sawatzky, David A
Sawchuk, Dianne ALM
Sawchuk, Ron ALM
Schaeffler, Lynne A
Scheirman, Trevor SA
Scheirman, Brian ALM, SH
Scheurkogel, Ron A
Schild, Olive ALM
Schild, Laurie A
Schlaak, Debbie V
Schlunzen, Jeff V
Schmaltz, Ben V
Schmaltz, Doug SA, SH
Schmeiler, Leslie SA
Schmid, Karin A
Schmiedchen, Gay SA, SH
Schneider, Bradley A
Schneider, Mark SA
Schneider, Jack ALM, SH
Schneider, Jessica SA, SH
Schneider, Jr., Jack SA, SH
Schofield, Maggie SA, SH
Schreiner, Duane ALM, SH
Schroeder, Brock A, SH
Schroeder Church, Marion SA
Schuelke, Lara SA, SH
Schuh, Rick SA, SH
Schultz, Tom ALM
Schultz, Barb ALM
Schwarz, Bob ALM
Schwieger, Ron ALM, SH
Scobie, Shannon SA, SH
Scott, Craig A
Scott, Kim V
Scott, Stephen V
Scott, Peter ALM, SH
Scott, Bob SA, SH
Scott, John SA, SH
Scott-Brown, Diane ALM
Scrivens, Adrian A
Scrivens, Donna A
Seabrook, Spencer A
Seabrook, Keith ALM, SH
Sealy-Harrington, Joshua V
Seamans, Donna A
Searle, Sandy A
Sears, Bev ALM, SH
Sedgwick, Victoria SA, SH
Seibel, Heather V
Seifert, Opal LM, SH
Seifert, Jim SH
Seitz, Blaine SA, SH
Selgensen, Eric ALM, SH
Selgensen, June ALM, SH
Sellar, Marilyn SA, SH
Sembo, Brian A
Sembo, Brennan V
Sergerie, Gilles A
Sergerie, Tara A
Sergerie, Cindy SA, SH
Seto, Fong ALM, SH
Seto, Richard SA, SH
Seupersad, Rachael A
Sevcik, Russell SA
Sewall, Brad SA, SH
Sewall, Kim SA, SH
Shacklady, Ted SA, SH
Shah, Sabina V
Shalanski, Karen ALM
Shandro, Tyler A, SH
Shandro, Douglas SA, SH
Shanley, John SA, SH
Shannon, Miranda A
Shannon, Shilo ALM
Shannon, JoAnn SA, SH
Shannon, Todd SA, SH
Shaver, Grant ALM
Shaver, Inez SA, SH
Shaw, Michael A
Shaw, Darren V
Shaw, Bev SA, SH
Shearer, Jim ALM
Sheka, Tenzin SA, SH
Shields, Dave SA
Shipclark, Marnee V
Shirley, Erin SA
Sholdice, Marnie ALM, SH
Short, Valdine ALM, SH
Shute, Dennis SA, SH
Shuttleworth, Wayne SA, SH
Sibbald, David D, SH
Sibbald, Wayne SA, SH
Sicotte, Nicole ALM
Sietzema, Hidzer SA
Siewert, Mike SA
Sigurdson, Derrick SA, SH
Silliker, Frank SA, SH
Sim, Darrel SA, SH
Simmering, Cris A
Simmons, Shane SA, SH
Simoneau, Anne-Marie SA, SH
Simonton, Samantha A
Simpson, Christie V
Simpson, Dave SA
Simpson, Debbie SA, SH
Simpson, Dixie SA, SH
Simpson, Joseph SA, SH
Simpson, Maureen SA, SH
Simundson, Shelby A
Sinasac-Kuchinad, Esther V
Sinclair, Robert A
Sinclair, Brian SA, SH
Sinclair, Odell SA, SH
Singleton, Ric A
Sinton, Terry ALM
Siska, Randy V
Sisodiya, Abhay V
Sitting Eagle, Gerald SA, SH
Skaggs, Rick SA, SH
Skeans, Paul SA, SH
Skeels, Dan SA, SH
Skupa, Tom SA, SH
Slade, Don LM, SH
Sledzinski, Brenda ALM
Sloan, Fred A
Slocombe, Robert SA, SH
Smith, Jim ALM
Smith, Jean ALM
Smith, Coke V
Smith, Denette A
Smith, Michael A
Smith, Lori SA
Smith, Sean SA
Smith, Kelly A, SH
Smith, Bunny ALM, SH
Smith, Ernest ALM, SH
Smith, Gregg ALM, SH
Smith, Laura ALM, SH
Smith, Quincy HLD, SH
Smith, Sean SH
Smith, Alison SA, SH
Smith, Amy SA, SH
Smith, Carole SA, SH
Smith, Christine SA, SH
Smith, Craig SA, SH
Smith, Debbie SA, SH
Smith, Dennis SA, SH
Smith, Donna SA, SH
Smith, Jim SA, SH
Smith, Rick G. SA, SH
Smith, Rick R. SA, SH
Smith, Robert SA, SH
Smyth, Sean ALM
Snider, Allan SA
Snow, Stacie SA
Snyder, Steve HLD
Soltys, Deanna ALM
Solvason, Lorne SA, SH
Solverson, Larry SA, SH
Somerset, Blake SA
Sommerfeld, Wanda A
Songer, Katie V
Sorensen, Grethe ALM, SH
Sorensen, Jette SA, SH
Southern, Ron ALM, SH
Sowiak, Christine SA, SH
Spady, Halley ALM
Sparks, Jamie V
Spear, Herb SA, SH
Spence, Roc D, SH
Spence, Dwayne SA, SH
Spence, Shayne SA, SH
Spencer, Jason A
Spilker, Brenda A
Spooner, Sharon SA, SH
Sprague, Bob SA, SH
Spratt, Jane ALM
Spratt, Nancy SA, SH
Spring-Gifford, Christine A
Sproule, Mark SA, SH
Spurr, Jocelyn A, SH
Squires, Paul SA, SH
Sribney, Emil V
Staddon, Sean SA, SH
Stafford, Rod SA, SH
Stainsby, Kim ALM, SH
Stainsby, Esther SA, SH
Stang, Merisha V
Stanger, Rick AR
Stanton, Dan ALM
Stanton, Anna A
Stanton, Raymond A
Starchuk, Richard ALM, SH
Stark, Marguerite SA, SH
Starlight, Bruce ALM
Starlight, James A
Starling, Louise ALM, SH
Starycki, Marilyn V
Steblecki, Ben SA, SH
Steedman, Cliff SA, SH
Steel, Oscar A
Steel, Jim ALM, SH
Steele, Cara A
Steele, Barbara SA, SH
Steele, Peter SA, SH
Steen, Jack PP, SH
Steen, Patsy SA, SH
Steen-Bowles, Laurie ALM
Stefanchuk, Peter ALM, SH
Stefanchuk, Thora ALM, SH
Steiner, Brian SA, SH
Stella, Dean SA, SH
Stephens, Mary ALM, SH
Stephens, David SA, SH
Stephenson, Dan ALM
Stephenson, Courtney A, SH
Stephenson, George ALM, SH
Stephenson, Barbara SA, SH
Stevens, Jill A
Stevens, Mark ALM
Stevens, Marlene A
Stewart, Doug ALM
Stewart, Holly ALM
Stewart, Hilary ALM
Stewart, Carol ALM, SH
Stewart, Don SA, SH
Stewart, Frank SA, SH
Stiles, Sharon SA, SH
Stilwell, Vic ALM
Stirling, Troy A
Stirling, Dustin V
Stirling, Rob ALM, SH
Stitt, Julie A
Stitt, Jim SA, SH
Stock, Carol ALM, SH
Stockwell, Robert ALM, SH
Stoen, Dale A
Stone, Becky A
Stonehouse, Geoffrey A
Stonehouse, Kathleen A, SH
Storwick, Karen V
Stott, Kate ALM
Stott, Ken LM, SH
Stout, Don SA
Stout, Shane SA
Stout, Bill SA, SH
Strange, Michael SA
Strankman, Peggy V
Street, David ALM, SH
Street, Glenn D, SH
Stricharuk, Jack SA, SH
Stroman, Fred ALM
Stuart, Al ALM
Stuart, Sheri A
Stuart, Rosemary A, SH
Stuart, Chris SA, SH
Stuart, Ken SA, SH
Stunzi, Shirley SA
Styles, Barry ALM
Styner, Brad A
Sucha, Donald A
Suddaby, Darrel SA, SH
Suddaby-Johnson, Tara SA, SH
Suel, George V
Sullivunn, Kaye ALM
Sumner, Bob HLD, SH
Sumner, Bill SA, SH
Sundell, Cheryl V
Sunderland, Vyetta SA, SH
Sutherland, Blaine A
Sutton, Josh V
Sveen, Joan SA, SH
Sveinson, Keith LM, SH
Swainger, Deb SA, SH
Swales, John AR
Swanby, Riley V
Swanby, Erik SA, SH
Swanson, Al SA, SH
Swanson, David SA, SH
Swanston, Donna ALM
Swanston, Linda ALM, SH
Swanston, Don SA, SH
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2012 VOLUNTEERS
Sweet, Sandra A
Swinton, Bill ALM, SH
Switzer, Clay ALM, SH
Switzer, Sam SA, SH
Symons, Marilyn ALM
Symons, Bill SA, SH
Syvenky, Steve SA, SH
Tainsh, Dave SA, SH
Takken, Connie SA, SH
Talbot, David HLD, SH
Tanner, Dorothy ALM, SH
Tanner, Monti ALM, SH
Tanner, Lynn SA, SH
Tarbox, Lori ALM, SH
Targett, Bryan ALM, SH
Taylor, Paul ALM
Taylor, Lonnie A
Taylor, Scott A
Taylor, Beth ALM
Taylor, Simon A
Taylor, Kevin A
Taylor, Bill ALM, SH
Taylor, Ken ALM, SH
Taylor, Lyle ALM, SH
Taylor, Morley ALM, SH
Taylor, Bob D, SH
Taylor, Ellie LM, SH
Taylor, Eric SA, SH
Taylor, Fred SA, SH
Taylor, Freddy SA, SH
Taylor-Flexhaug, Myrna SA, SH
Templeton, Carolyn V
Thacker-Bjarnason, Sis ALM
Thakor, Ujal V
Thevenaz, Dave ALM, SH
Third, John SA, SH
Thomas, Roger A
Thomas, Ashlee A
Thomas, David A
Thomas, Jane SA, SH
Thomas, Lance SA, SH
Thomas, Robert SA, SH
Thompson, David ALM
Thompson, John ALM
Thompson, Christy SA
Thompson, Len ALM, SH
Thompson, Lee HLD, SH
Thompson, Don LM, SH
Thompson, Bonnie SA, SH
Thompson, Debbie SA, SH
Thompson, Jack SA, SH
Thompson, Bob VC, SH
Thomson, Justin V
Thon, Wendy SA, SH
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Thorbjornsen, Tracy SA, SH
Thoreson, Julie ALM
Thoreson, Roy ALM, SH
Thorne, Bill ALM
Thornton, Dolores ALM, SH
Thornton, Harold HLD, SH
Thornton, Lynne SA, SH
Thorpe, John LM, SH
Thrasher, Kate SA, SH
Three Suns, Stan SA
Tiangha, Reg SA, SH
Tickles, Laurel SA
Tickles, Ed ALM, SH
Tidball, Bill LM, SH
Tidsbury, Isabella SA, SH
Tidswell, Kim SA, SH
Tidswell, Sandy SA, SH
Tilleman, Amanda V
Tillie, Della SA, SH
Tillman, Sharon SA, SH
Tittemore, Carol A
Tittemore, Jim SA, SH
Tobert, Owen SA, SH
Todd, Bill SA, SH
Toft, Gary LM, SH
Tomilson, Susan SA, SH
Tomlin, Denean SA, SH
Tomlinson, Dale SA, SH
Tomshak, Mike ALM
Torfason, Catherine SA, SH
Torgerson, Gary ALM
Tornberg, Carol ALM
Tough, Allan ALM, SH
Trafford, James V
Trann, Brenna SH
Trapp, Averil SA, SH
Traptow, Josh A
Traquair, Brad SA, SH
Treacy, Bob ALM, SH
Treacy, Donna ALM, SH
Treacy, Linton ALM, SH
Tremblay, Dana A
Trewinnard, Patsy SA, SH
Trimble, Harvey ALM, SH
Truch, Peter A
Tuck, Philip ALM
Tucker, Ron ALM
Tucker, Mike ALM
Tucker, Laurie SA, SH
Tull, Don SA, SH
Tupper, Dave SA, SH
Turcotte, Joanne V
Turnbull, Glen LM, SH
Turner, Karen V
Turner, Maureen A
Turner, Don ALM, SH
Turner, Henry SA, SH
Turner, Jeanette SA, SH
Turri, Dale A
Tveter, Orlo SA, SH
Twittey, Herb SA, SH
Twittey, Margaret SA, SH
Tynan, Russ HLD, SH
Tynan, Colleen SA, SH
Tynan, Maureen SA, SH
Tynan, Wendy SA, SH
Tyrrell, John SA, SH
Vaillancourt, Paul A
Vajdik, Marcel SA
Valentine, Pat ALM
Valentine, Paul A
Valentine, Peter SA, SH
Valliere, Lynda ALM
Van Den Maagdenberg, Jacqueline V
Van Dyck, Peter SA, SH
Van Erkel, Ben SA, SH
van Gilst, Sarah SA, SH
Van Haarlem, Rob A
Van Ham, Jim SA
Van Laar, Barry SA, SH
Van Mierlo, Dianna SA, SH
Van Staden, Chris SA, SH
Van Tighem, Peter ALM, SH
Van Vliet, Kimberley SA, SH
Vande Walle, Leo ALM
VanderGriend, Marlene A
Vanderwiel, Art SA, SH
Vanhoutte, Laura V
Vanhoutte, Tom SA
Vaughan, Laurie A
Venini, David SA, SH
Vennard, Gene ALM, SH
Verbonac, Debbie SA
Verdonck, Christine V
Vesey, Bob ALM, SH
Vesey, Meghan SA, SH
Vetere, Joe V
Vetere, Mario SA, SH
Viccars, Bob ALM, SH
Vickery, Gary SA, SH
Vincent, Christopher A
Vincent, Kathryn A
Vipond, Grant ALM
Virostek, Blaine SA, SH
Visser, Arlene SA, SH
Vogel, Ron SA, SH
Voisin, Tammie A
Volk, Connie SA, SH
Waddell, Shayne A
Waddell, Linda ALM, SH
Waddell, Wayne SA, SH
Wagner, Ryan V
Wagner, Erle SA, SH
Wakefield, Maria A
Waldner, Michelle SA
Waldner, Robb SA
Waldorf, Don SA, SH
Waldron, Keith SA, SH
Walker, Bob A
Walker, Katherine A
Walker, Lynn A
Walker, Matthew A
Walker, Tasha V
Walker, Corey A
Walker, Lauren SA
Walker, Robert ALM, SH
Walker, John SA, SH
Walker, Patti SA, SH
Wallace, Don ALM
Wallace, Chris ALM
Wallis, Laurie SA, SH
Walsh, Andrew V
Walsh, Bill LM, SH
Walsh, Tom LM, SH
Walters, Becca V
Walters, Bret ALM, SH
Walters, April SA, SH
Wanvig, Jacqueline V
Ward, Marty V
Ward, Deborah SA, SH
Ward, Ron SA, SH
Wardner, George ALM, SH
Ware, Bob A, SH
Warman, Melody A
Warner, Shane A
Warner, Kimberly SA
Warnock, Patricia A
Warrack, Ian A
Warren, Janice SA
Warrier, Vivek A
Warshawski, Frank A
Warwaruk Rogers, Robyn A
Waters, Mark ALM, SH
Watfa, Tony V
Watkins, Peter V
Watmough, Larry V
Watmough, Rusty ALM
Watson, Beth SA
Watson, William A, SH
Watson, David ALM, SH
Watson, Colette SA, SH
Watt, Gerald ALM
Watt, Ian ALM
Watts, Nancy V
Watts, Dawn SA
Watts, Bill ALM
Way, Bill ALM
Wearmouth, Sue-Anne SA, SH
Wearmouth, Vicki SA, SH
Weasel Child, Donna A
Weasel Child, Gaylene A
Weaver, Harold SA
Webb, Kathleen ALM, SH
Webb, Connie SA, SH
Webber, John ALM, SH
Webster, Gordon ALM, SH
Weerstra, Marjorie SA, SH
Weidmann, Stephanie V
Weidmann, Sonja SA
Weidner, Arlene SA, SH
Weiler, Pat V
Weiler, Gary SA, SH
Weir, Rob ALM
Weir, Meryl SA, SH
Weismose, Norm LM, SH
Welch, Irene SA, SH
Weldon, Owen SA
Welsch, Jardi A
Welsh, Larry ALM, SH
Welter, Tim SA, SH
Wendorff, Rod A
Werbisky, Mike ALM
Wesner, Tara SA, SH
West, Gordie ALM
West, Fred LM, SH
West, Kim SA, SH
Westenfelt, Jesse V
Westerberg, Lyndon ALM
Westerberg, Eric SA, SH
Westhaver, Craig V
Westlund, Jamie SA, SH
Wetherup, Thomas V
Wetherup, Michael SA
Wetherup, Hal SA, SH
Wetherup, Jackie SA, SH
Wettstein, Danelle A
Wettstein, Carl SA, SH
Whenham, Donn ALM
Whenham, T.O. ALM
White, Bob ALM
White, Daniel V
White, Jim A,
White, Robert A, SH
Whiteford, Gail V
Whiteman, Karen V
White-Tucker, Kerry ALM
Whitfield, Jason ALM
Whitworth, Jack ALM, SH
Whitworth, Marion ALM, SH
Wick, Ken V
Wickerson, Mary Anne SA
Wiebe, Horst ALM
Wiebe, Vic ALM, SH
Wiegman, Henry SA
Wiens, Abbie A
Wiens, Heather SA, SH
Wiens, Kevin SA, SH
Wiersma, Annelies SA
Wiese, Brian SA, SH
Wight, Hunter SA, SH
Wilcox, Chris A
Wildman, Brett SA
Wilkes, Perry SA, SH
Wilkie, Whitney A
Will, Cody V
Will, Marilyn SA, SH
Williams, Alix A
Williams, Jessica SR
Williams, Cherelyn A
Williams, Judy ALM,
Williams, Jack ALM, SH
Williams, Bruce SA, SH
Williams, Gloria SA, SH
Williams, Lennie SA, SH
Williams, Mark SA, SH
Williamson, Paul A
Willoughby, Scott V
Willoughby, Teri ALM, SH
Wilson, Dick ALM
Wilson, Robert ALM
Wilson, Helena ALM
Wilson, Linda ALM
Wilson, Roberta V
Wilson, Jim A
Wilson, Deanna SA
Wilson, Ehren SA
Wilson, Bob ALM, SH
Wilson, Shawn ALM, SH
Wilson, Don PP, SH
Wilson, Bill SA, SH
Wilson, David SA, SH
Wilson, Don SA, SH
Wilson, Don SA, SH
Wilson, Jodi SA, SH
Wilson, Penny SA, SH
Wilson, Sarah SA, SH
Wilson, Steve SA, SH
Wilton, Sheldon SA, SH
Windolff, Gladys SA, SH
Winkler, Daryl SA, SH
Winkler, Evelyn SA, SH
Winters, Natalie SA
Wishnevetski, Evan V
Witbeck, Bill ALM
Wittmann, Diane SA, SH
Wolach, Jo-Anne A
Wollin, Chris V
Wolstenholme, Agnes V
Wong, Sam ALM
Woo, Janice V
Woo, Harvey SA, SH
Wood, Jenna A
Wood, Barry SA, SH
Wood, Gerry SA, SH
Woodall, Stephen ALM, SH
Woodward, Marian ALM
Woolrich, Earl ALM, SH
Woolstencroft, Dorothy SA, SH
Wosnock, Ken ALM, SH
Wozney, Mary V
Wray, Doug ALM, SH
Wright, Cam ALM
Wright, Donald ALM
Wright, Laura A
Wright, Bryan V
Wright, Allen SA, SH
Wright, Lexi SA, SH
Wright, Murray SA, SH
Wroe, Barry SA, SH
Wyatt, Donna SA, SH
Wylie, Dallas A
Wylie, Susan A
Wylie, Tiffany SA
Wylie, Len LM, SH
Wylie, Justian SA, SH
Wyse, Donna SA, SH
Wyton, Lise A
Wyton, Steve A
Wyton, Ginette ALM
Yakunin, Alex ALM
Yamkowy, Tammy V
Yeast, Bill SA, SH
Yee, Wee HLD, SH
Yeomans, Debbie A
Young, Laura A
Young, Betty ALM
Young, John ALM
Young, Karen ALM
Young, Phil A
Young, Beverley ALM, SH
Young, Doug ALM, SH
Young, Robert PP, SH
Young, Don SA, SH
Young, Graham SA, SH
Young, Jereme SA, SH
Younker, Tania SA
Yuffe, Hartley ALM, SH
Yuhas, Jessilyn V
Yule, Janet ALM
Zakowsky, Tina A, SH
Zaps, Andrea A
Zarbatany, Taylor A
Zaytsoff, Gloria SA
Zboya, Donald SA, SH
Zell, Ray ALM, SH
Zeran, Peggy ALM, SH
Zickefoose, Sherri SA, SH
Ziegler, Earl ALM, SH
Ziegler, Sandy SA, SH
Zielke, Todd SA, SH
Zipse, Dean ALM
Zoback, Darryl V
Zwick, Dan ALM
We also remember the
significant contributions of
volunteers who passed away.
We bid farewell to:
DECEASED IN 2012
Appleton, Stan LM
Biggelaar, Ray ALM
Bezak, Erin SA
Caines, Richard SA
Falck, John LM
Firmstone, Joy SA
Graham, Nan LM
Grisdale, Ted ALM
Harcus, Wilhemina SA
Hobbs, Harry N/A
Janko, William N/A
Johnston, Isabelle SA, SH
Jones, Clarence SA
Larson, Jim SA
Lougheed, Peter HLD
McIntyre, Bill ALM
McLaren, Wayne LM
Milavsky, Harold N/A
Mullet, Roy ALM
Parry, Elizabeth ALM
Russel, Ken LM
Wallace, Donna ALM
Wallace, Bob ALM
Woloshyn, Alyson A
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2012 FULL-TIME
EMPLOYEES
The Calgary Stampede is fortunate to have passionate employees who are
committed to our success. The employees that represent us define us. They
embody an unparalleled pride of place and bring our brand to life; each playing
a critical role in delivering world-class events, programs and experiences.
We have a core group of 1,200 full-time and part-time year-round employees.
An additional 3,500 employees are hired for the 10-day Stampede in July.
Abdelhadi, Mohammad
Abramenko, Edith
Ager, Steve
Ahuja, Gurvinder
Al Naami, Ezdihar
Ambrose, Ashley R.
Ambrosino, Umberto
Anderson, Gordon H.
Anhorn, Allison
Annear, Tom
Bachez Sr., Luis
Bachez, Maria
Barker, Neil
Basarsky, Erin
Beauchamp, Rita
Beirnes, Susan
Belanger, Donna
Bellingham, James
Bhir, Abdelaziz
Bishop, Colleen
Bitter, Deanne
Biyik, Ayca
Blizard, Kerrie
Boddy, Christopher
Bodnarchuk, Bernadet
Boesch, Carrie
Booth, Jennifer
Bourque, Sandi
Bowley, Doug
Breton, Roger
Brown, Edward C.
Burge, Kim
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Burrows, Paul
Cairns, Robert
Callaway, Elizabeth
Callis, Rachel
Carew, Ronald
Caron, Colleen
Carson, Deanne
Chambers, Julie
Chau, Biar
Cherwinski, Michael
Chittick, Brian
Church, William
Connell, Warren
Connellan, Karen
Corkran, Clayton
Corner, Kyle
Cowie, Derrick
Coxford, Jason
Crawford, Terrill
Crumb, Cortland
Dale, Derek
Davadilla, Beatriz
Davis, Cheryl
Deans, Rand T
Delaney, Michael
Dennett, Kristin
Dolmage, Liam
Drummond, Dale
Ebbels, Tannis
Ell, Lindsay V.
Ens, Wendy A.
Eriamiator, Jeff
Faulkner, Peter
Ferris, Nancy
Finigan, Kenneth
Foglia, Claudio
Forsyth, Harold
Foster, Steven
Foster, Tracey
Fraser, Doug
Freiday, Lloyd
Friedt, Darla
Friesz, Jennifer M.
Fritz, Max
Galoc, Carmen
Galvez, Virginia
Gamracy, Cindy
Garnett, Gordon
Garnett, Sharon
Garnett, Susan
Gelmo, Hashim
Genest, Darcy
George, Randy
Georgeson, Isabella A.
Gingrich, Abigail H.
Gleason, Timothy
Goldade, Nadine
Goodman, Raymond
Gowers, Emma
Greenhall, Cheryle
Hagkull, Stacey
Hand-Miranda, Kathryn Y.
Hanrahan, John
Hansen, Marshall
Harrison, Paul
Hartford, Diana
Hasper, Cristina
Hauser, Deborah G.
Hayes, Sarah L.
Henning, Robert
Hess, Howard
Hewitt, Nicole
Hickey, Lora
Hickman, David
Hislop, Newton G.
Hoque, Bibi
Horpinuk, Duane
Howlett-Sexsmith, Mary Jane
Infante, Carlo
Iwanchuk, David
Iwanylo, Orest
Jantzi, Cindy M.
Jardine, Lindsay A
Johnson, Bjorn
Johnson, Steven
Jones, Leah
Kadatz, Kurt
Keith, Karen M.
Kelsey, Allen
Kendrick, Greg
Kimball, Davis
Kimball, Vernon
Klassen, Doreen
Knight, Ken
Konoff, Kathryn
Kraft, Tyler
Krahn, Jessi
Kusinski, Joanna
Kwong, William
Lacombe, Sandra L.
Laliberte, Paul
Lange, Darren
Lau, Kelly
Laurendeau, James
Lawrence, Peter
Lawson, Candace
Laycraft, Catherine
Lees, Heather
LeManne, Stephen
Lenting, James A.
Leung, Sally S.
Littley, Shirley
Livingstone, Jennifer
Lochli, Hannah
Logan, Kerri
Lunder, Sandra
MacCarl, Rachel
MacEachern, Tom
Macmillan, Janette
Maerz, Chantelle
Maier, Scott M.
Mandondo, Faith
Mape, Cheryl
Marrington, Keith
Marx, Walter
Mayhew, Julie
Mayo, Kimberley
Mayuga, Jenn
Mcafee, Sandy
Mcafee, Shane
McBride, Shayne
Mccabe, Sean
McCullough, Kirk E.
McGrath, Anita
McGrath, Barry
McHugh, Gerald J.
McIntyre, Linda
McKinnon, Megan
McMullin, Jane
Mcneil, Neil
McNeil, Stephanie R.
Meding, Vernon K.
Mercer, Tylwer
Metz, Patricia
Mills, Sharon
Monaghan, Karen
Moore, Gabriel
Morgado, Claudina
Morrison, Kevin T.
Muench, Mark P.
Mulligan, Kevin
Murfin, Terry
Musgrave, Robert
Myers, Cheryl A.
Nagra, Raj k.
Newinger, Donald
Newton, Stewart
Nguyen, Andrew
Niebergall, Darren
O’Keefe, Alison
Obreiter, Jocelyn
OBrien, Patrick
Oliver, Garry
Oltmann, Christie
OMalley, James
Oneil, John
Osborn, Amy
Pascoe, Gordon T
Patterson, Charles T.
Pedersen, Mike
Pennoyer, Kelley
Perrier, Dawn
Phipps, Laura N.
Piatka, Veronica A.
Pigeon, Kenneth
Pillai, Gopalakrishna K.
Poffenroth, Diana
Poffenroth, Krista
Radke, James
Ramage, Alan
Rehill, Ken
Rehmani, Rida
Reid, Mitchell
Reid, Tracy
Riach, Alex
Robbins, Joanna
Robertson, Bruce
Robson, Kathryn
Rogers, Linda C.
Rosenberg, Paul
Ross, Gayle
Saarenoja, Jouni
Sabourin, Todd
Savic, Nada
Sawatzky, Beth
Sayeau, Brent
Sharp, Mike
Sikorski, Michael A.
Simpson, Hal
Slof, Jeff J.
Smith, Darryl
Sobie, Gerry
Sorensen, Jack L.
Speckeen, Lonnie
Stall, Sarah
Steele, Susan
Stickley, Robin P.
Stone, Corrinne
Sucha, Carolyn
Suel, Cheryl
Sugden, Jennifer L.
Sweeney, Tara
Tate, Roderick H.
Teare, Don
Then, Tracy
Thompson, Karen
Thomson, Megan
Titchener, Kendall
Tocheniuk, Shannon
Tolan, Andrea N.
Urban, Holly
Van Brunt, Lana
Vastag, Sandor
Voth, Shirley
Vuong, Anne
Walt, LaVonne
Warder, Brett
Watt, Claudine
Webb, Susan
Webster, Dale
Weidinger, Carrie
Wheeler, Lori
Whitney, Amanda
Whittingham, Marc
Wiley, Christine
Williston, James
Wise, Robert
Wright, Allison
Wright, Bruce
Wu, David
Wyn, Michelle J.
Yang, Xuedong
Yeadon, Sue
Yeast, Sharon
Young, Jim
Young, Pearl
Yuchih, Wayne
Zabos, Barbara
Zbytnuik, Jeri-lyn
Full-time employee list as
of December 31, 2012.
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2012 FINANCIAL REPORTING
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 and Stampede Limited. The consolidated financial
statements have been prepared in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles and necessarily
include estimates that are based on Management’s best judgments. Information contained elsewhere in the Report to
the Community is consistent, where applicable, with thatcontained 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 2011.
Vern Kimball
Chief Executive Officer
February 7, 2012
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Paul Harrison
Chief Financial Officer
2012 FINANCIAL REPORTING
Audit and Finance Committee of the Board of Directors
The Board of Directors is responsible for overseeing Management’s performance of its responsibilities for
financial reporting and internal 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 seven (currently eight) members, the majority (currently five) of
whom are directors of Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited. The Committee reviews the annual consolidated
financial statements, considers the appropriateness of accounting policies and assesses the overall quality of the
financial reporting. The Committee also reviews and makes recommendations to the Board regarding financial
matters and oversees the process that Management has in place to identify financial reporting risks.
The Committee recommends to the Board the auditors to be appointed by the shareholders and approves
in advance fees for the auditor’s services. Deloitte & Touche LLP was appointed by the shareholders as the
independent auditor in 2011 to conduct an examination and express their opinion on the consolidated financial
statements. The Auditor’s Report outlines the auditor’s opinion and the scope of their examination. The services
provided by the independent auditor are restricted to the audit of the consolidated financial statements, and
audit-related and financial risk services.
The Committee reviews and approves the terms of engagement of the independent auditor, the scope and plan
for the external audit and reviews with the auditor the results of the audit and the Auditor’s Report. The auditor
reports to the Committee. The Committee also discusses with the auditor their independence from Management
and Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited and receives written confirmation of their independence.
Management and the auditor attend Committee meetings and each is provided with the opportunity to meet
privately with the Committee. The Committee met nine times in 2011.
Allen Hagerman
Chairman of the Audit and Finance Committee
February 7, 2012
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT
To the Shareholders of Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
We have audited the accompanying consolidated financial statements of Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited, which comprise the consolidated
statements of financial position as at December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011, and the consolidated statements of operations and
community investment and cash flows for the years ended December 31, 2012 and December 31, 2011, and a summary of significant accounting policies
and other explanatory information.
Management’s Responsibility for the Consolidated Financial Statements
Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these consolidated financial statements in accordance with Canadian
accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations, and for such internal control as management determines is necessary to enable the preparation
of consolidated financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
Auditor’s Responsibility
Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these consolidated financial statements based on our audits. We conducted our audits in accordance with
Canadian generally accepted auditing standards. Those standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to
obtain reasonable assurance about whether the consolidated financial statements are free from material misstatement.
An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the consolidated financial statements. The
procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the consolidated financial
statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation
and fair presentation of the consolidated financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not
for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of
accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the
consolidated financial statements.
We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained in our audits is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.
Opinion
In our opinion, the consolidated financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Calgary Exhibition and Stampede
Limited as at December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011, and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the years ended
December 31, 2012 and December 31, 2011 in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations.
Calgary, Canada
February, 2013
Chartered Accountants
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Consolidated statements of financial position
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011, and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars)
ASSETS
Current assets
Cash and short-term deposits (Note 7)
13,583
Accounts receivable
5,360
Inventory (Note 4)
1,736
Prepaid expenses
873
21,552
Restricted Cash (Note 10)
14,443
Investments (Note 5)
-
Tangible capital assets (Note 7)
248,134
284,129
5,128
6,384 1,711
1,077 14,300
25,174
-
241,398
280,872
6,470
7,474
1,736
915
16,595
108
10,195
214,322
241,220
-
10,277
12,360
350
2,709
25,696
6,660
64,697
92,371
189,424
2,455
9,768
12,243
5,612
2,668
32,746
6,972
67,409
91,324
198,451
4,098
8,869
2,349
2,605
17,921
5,189
70,015
66,304
159,429
9
9
9
94,696
82,234
81,782
284,129
280,872
241,220
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
Bank indebtedness (Note 8) Accounts payable and accrued liabilities
Advances on future events
Deferred grant revenue
Current portion of long-term debt (Note 8)
Employee future benefits (Note 6)
Long-term debt (Note 9)
Deferred contributions (Note 10)
SHARE CAPITAL
Authorized: 20,000 shares of no par value
Issued and outstanding: 1,825 (2011 – 1,779, January 1, 2011 – 1,773 )
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
CAPITAL COMMITMENTS (NOTE 7)
CONTINGENCY (NOTE 15)
On behalf of the Board:
Michael Casey, Director
Allen Hagerman, Director
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Consolidated statements of operations and community investment.
Years ended December 31, 2012
(in thousands of dollars)
OPERATIONS
Gross Revenue
2012
$
Direct Expenses
2011
$
2012
$
Stampede
87,283 67,787 64,324
Facility rental and event services
30,850 27,492 20,053
Stampede Casino 15,378 14,972 14,609 Agriculture
1,137
1,015
3,010
Other activities
3,157
1,181
4,015
137,805
112,447 106,011 2011
$
2012
2011
$
$
51,38222,959 16,405
19,300 10,797
8,192
14,508 796 464
2,657
(1,873)
(1,642)
2,129
(858)
(948)
89,976 31,794
22,471
Indirect expenses
Administration, marketing and park services
17,329
Interest on long-term debt
3,485
Employee future benefits (Notes 2 and 6)
7,137
Amortization of tangible capital assets
10,820
Amortization of deferred contributions (2,633)
36,138
14,963
3,847
5,255
10,108
(2,642)
31,531
Deficiency of revenue over expenses before Provincial Government grants
(4,344)
Provincial Government grants (Note 11)
9,674
Net gain on land transactions (Note 7)
6,954
Excess of revenue over expenses 12,284
Community investment, January 1, 2011, as previously reported
Adoption of accounting standards for not for profit organizations (Note 2)
Community investment, beginning of year, as restated
82,412 Community investment, end of year
94,696 (9,060)
9,690
630
82,234
(452)
81,234
82,412
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Consolidated statements of cash flow.
Years ended December 31, 2012
(in thousands of dollars)
2012
2011
(Note 2)
$
$
OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Excess of revenue over expenses
12,284 630
Employee future benefits contributions
(7,451)
(3,473)
Items not affecting cash
Amortization of tangible capital assets and deferred contributions
8,187 7,466
Gain (loss) on land transactions and sale of tangible capital assets
(6,954)
125
Employee future benefits expense
7,1375,255
13,203 10,003
Net change in non-cash working capital
(903)
11,107
Cash provided from operating activities
21,11021,110
INVESTING ACTIVITIES
Proceeds on sale of long-term investment
Acquisition of tangible capital assets
Proceeds on sale of tangible capital assets
Change in restricted cash
Receipt of deferred contributions
Net change in non-cash working capital related to Park Development Projects
FINANCING ACTIVITIES
(Repayment of) proceeds from bank indebtedness
Repayment of long-term debt
-
10,195
(19,400)
(37,329)
8,796 19
10,731
(25,066)
3,68027,662
(2,526)
2,155
1,281
(22,364)
(2,455)
(2,671)
(5,126)
2,455
(2,543)
(88)
Change in cash and short-term deposits
8,455
(1,342)
Cash and short-term deposits, beginning of year
5,1286,470
Cash and short-term deposits, end of year
13,583 5,128
Comprised of:
Cash
Short-term deposits
13,089
4,523
494 733
13,583
5,128
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Consolidated statements of financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
1. Purpose of the Organization
The purpose of Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited (“the Calgary Stampede”) is to preserve and promote western heritage and
values. The Calgary Stampede is 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 Calgary Stampede are elected or appointed volunteers who
cannot be paid in any form for their services under its by-laws. The shareholders of the Calgary Stampede, who are also volunteers,
cannot receive any dividends, nor can the shares appreciate in value. Shares can neither be sold nor held by persons outside of the
Province of Alberta nor in the estates of deceased shareholders.
2. Adoption of a new accounting framework
During the year ended December 31, 2012, the Calgary Stampede adopted the new Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit
organizations (the “new standards”) issued by the Accounting Standards Board of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants
(“CICA”) and set out in Part III of the CICA Handbook. In accordance with Section 1501 of Part III of the CICA Handbook, First-time
adoption, (“Section 1501”), the date of transition to the new standards is January 1, 2011 and the Calgary Stampede has prepared
and presented an opening consolidated statement of financial position at the date of transition to the new standards. This opening
consolidated statement of financial position is the starting point for the entity’s accounting under the new standards. In its opening
consolidated statement of financial position, under the recommendations of Section 1501, the Calgary Stampede:
(a) recognized all assets and liabilities whose recognition is required by the new standards;
(b) did not recognize items as assets or liabilities if the new standards do not permit such recognition;
(c) reclassified items that it recognized previously as one type of asset, liability or component of community investment, but are
recognized as a different type of asset, liability or component of community investment under the new standards; and
(d) applied the new standards in measuring all recognized assets and liabilities.
In accordance with the requirements of Section 1501, the accounting policies set out in Note 3 have been consistently applied to all years
presented and adjustments resulting from the adoption of the new standards have been applied retrospectively, excluding cases where
optional exemptions available under Section 1501 have been applied. No such exemptions have been applied.
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
2. Adoption of a new accounting framework (continued)
Impact of adoption of new standards as at January 1, 2011
The adoption of the new standards on the consolidated statement of financial position and on community investment as at January 1, 2011
resulted in adjustments to the interest rate swap liability, and the employee future benefits asset with an offset to community investment as
summarized below: Impact of adoption of new standards as at December 31, 2011
Balance as
previously reported
December 31, 2010
Adjustment
$
ASSETS
Employee future benefits (note 6)
Interest Rate Swap
Total adjustment to assets
LIABILITIES
Employee future benefits (note 6)
Interest Rate Swap
Total adjustment to liabilities
Community investment
3,684 8,422 - 8,422
82,234
82,234
Balance as
adjusted as at
January 1, 2011
Reference
$ $
(3,684) (8,422) (3,684) (a)
(b)
(a)
-
5,189 (8,422) (3,233) (452) (a)
(b)
(b)
5,189
81,782
Impact of adoption of new standards as at December, 2011
The impact of the adoption of the new standards on the consolidated statement of financial position and the consolidated statement of
operations and community investment as at and for the year ended December 31, 2011 is summarized as follows:
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
2. Adoption of a new accounting framework (continued)
Balance as
previously reported
December 31, 2011
Adjustment
$
Balance as
adjusted as at
December 31, 2011
Reference
$ $
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
ASSETS
Employee future benefits (note 6)
Interest Rate Swap
Total adjustment to assets
4,383 8,422 - LIABILITIES
Employee future benefits (note 6)
Interest Rate Swap
Total adjustment to liabilities
Community investment
15,293
78,474
(4,383) (8,422) (4,383) (a)
(b)
(a)
-
6,972 (15,293) (8,321) 3,938 (a)
(b)
6,972
82,412
(a)
(a)
(b)
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
Employee future benefits
Excess of revenue over expenses
Community investment, beginning of year
Unrealized loss on interest rate swap
Community investment, end of year
2,774
3,111
82,234
(6,871)
78,474
2,481 (2,481) (452) 6,871 3,938 Explanations of adjustments
a) Employee future benefits
As permitted by CICA Handbook Section 3461, the Calgary Stampede has elected to use the immediate recognition approach for its
defined benefit plans and to include all actuarial gains and losses and past service costs incurred in the cost of the plans for the year.
The adjustments resulted in removing an accrued pension benefit asset of $3,684 and recording a pension liability of $5,189 as at
January 1, 2011 and removing an accrued pension benefit asset of $4,383 and recording a pension liability of $6,972 as at December 31,
2011 as a result from the retrospective application of this method. These changes are offset by adjustments to Community investment.
b) Interest rate swap
The new standards require that when hedge accounting has been applied and continues to be applied under the new standards,
the corresponding derivative should be measured at fair value at inception, in which the value is $Nil, and subsequently using the
amortized cost method. As a result, all deferred losses and gains arising on the derivatives that were previously reported as if they were
assets or liabilities must be eliminated. Accordingly, the interest rate swap liability aggregating $8,422 as at January 1, 2011 and $15,293
as at December 31, 2011 has been eliminated from the consolidated statement of operations with the offsetting increase to community
investment in the amount of $8,422 as at January 1, 2011 and $6,871 for the year ended December 31, 2011.
5,255
630
81,782
82,412
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
2. Adoption of a new accounting framework (continued)
The adoption of the new standards has impacted the operating activities section of the consolidated statement of cash flows for the
year ended December 31, 2011. Accordingly it has been adjusted to reflect, as appropriate, the above changes to the reconciling items
in determining cash provided from operating activities.
3. Significant accounting policies
The consolidated financial statements of the Calgary Stampede have been prepared by Management in accordance with Canadian
accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations, Part III of the CICA Handbook. A precise determination of many assets and
liabilities is dependent upon future events and consequently, the preparation of periodic financial statements necessarily involves
the use of estimates and approximations. Areas subject to estimation include valuation of accounts receivable and inventory,
useful lives of tangible capital assets, impairment of long-lived assets, accrued liabilities, employee future benefits and potential
contingencies. 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 consolidated financial
statements have been prepared within the framework of the accounting policies summarized below.
(a) Basis of Presentation:
The consolidated financial statements include the accounts of the Calgary Stampede, its whollyowned subsidiaries, Weadick
Properties Limited (“Weadick”), Calgary Stampede (GP) Inc., Calgary Stampede Trust (the “Trust”), in which the Calgary Stampede
controls the Trust as its sole beneficiary, and its 50% interest in Stampede Entertainment Inc. (“SEI”).
The purpose of Weadick is to acquire lands for future Calgary Stampede expansion and development purposes. Weadick is
incorporated under the Alberta Business Corporations Act as a not-for-profit organization and is exempt from income taxes under
the Canadian Income Tax Act.
The purpose of Calgary Stampede (GP) Inc. (0.01% general partner) and Calgary Stampede Trust (99.99% limited partner) is to
own the Stampede (Casino) Limited Partnership which operates the Stampede Casino and its ancillary operations, including food,
beverage and entertainment. Calgary Stampede (GP) Inc. is incorporated under the Alberta Business Corporations Act as a for-profit
entity and is subject to income taxes under the Canadian Income Tax Act. The Trust was established through a trust agreement in
which the Calgary Stampede is the sole beneficiary of the Trust and the Trust’s annual taxable income is distributed to it.
The purpose of SEI is to present various western and Calgary Stampede related entertainment during the annual Stampede festival
and throughout the year via television, movies and live performance. SEI is incorporated under the Alberta Business Corporations
Act as a for-profit entity and is subject to income taxes under the Canadian Income Tax Act. The Calgary Stampede has joint control
of SEI, and therefore proportionately consolidates SEI’s operations into the results of the Calgary Stampede. The Calgary Stampede
is associated with the Calgary Stampede Foundation (“the Foundation”) due to its ability to appoint the majority of the board of
directors of the Foundation. The Calgary Stampede has elected to disclose all pertinent financial information of the Foundation in the
notes to these consolidated financial statements. Accordingly, the Foundation’s financial accounts have not been consolidated with
those of the Calgary Stampede. The Foundation has the primary objective of establishing programs for the benefit of young residents
of Southern Alberta to advance their knowledge 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 to income taxes.
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
3. Significant accounting policies (continued):
b) Cash and Short-term Deposits:
Cash and short-term deposits comprise cash on hand, demand deposits and deposits held in trust, having a maturity of three
months or less from the date of purchase, and are recorded at fair market value. Investment revenue is recognized when it is
receivable.
(c) Inventory:
Inventory is recorded at the lower of cost and net realizable value. Cost is determined on a weighted average basis, and net
realizable value is determined using estimated selling prices less corresponding costs. The estimated selling price takes into
account management’s best estimate of the most probable set of economic conditions.
(d) Tangible capital assets and amortization:
Buildings and equipment are stated at cost less accumulated amortization. Major overhauls and improvements are
capitalized, while normal repairs and maintenance are expensed as incurred. Park development projects include the design
and construction costs incurred on a number of projects related to the Calgary Stampede’s expansion plans. Interest incurred
on debt specifically obtained to finance capital projects is capitalized during the construction 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 certain portions of Stampede Park is located is vested in The City of Calgary and is used by the
Calgary Stampede under a nominal long-term lease expiring in the year 2060, with an additional 50-year renewal term.
Lands owned directly by the Calgary Stampede are recorded at cost and are held for Calgary Stampede expansion and
development purposes.
(e) 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 fully recoverable. An impairment loss is recognized when and to the extent that the carrying value of an
asset exceeds the total undiscounted cash flows expected from its use and eventual disposition.
(f)Advances on future events:
Advances on future events represent funds received in advance for events including the Stampede festival, conventions and
trade shows and facilities, building and ice rentals. Revenue from such events is recognized as income in the period in which
the events take place.
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
3. Significant accounting policies (continued):
(g) Employee future benefits
The Calgary Stampede has a number of defined benefit pension plans as well as a defined contribution pension plan that
provide pension benefits to most of its employees. The defined benefit pension plans are based on years of service and final
average salary. Pension benefit payments are not automatically increased for inflation.
The cost of pension benefits earned by employees is actuarially determined using the projected benefit method prorated on
service and Management’s best estimate of expected plan investment performance, salary escalation and retirement ages of
employees. Plan obligations are discounted 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, the difference between actual experience and actuarial assumptions used to determine the accrued benefit
obligation and from changes in actuarial assumptions.
The Calgary Stampede accounts for its defined pension plans using the immediate recognition approach. Under this approach,
the Calgary Stampede determines the accrued benefit obligation based on an actuarial report prepared for funding purposes.
The Calgary Stampede recognizes the net amount of the accrued benefit obligation and the fair value of the plan assets in the
consolidated statement of financial position. Actuarial gains and losses are included in the cost of the plan for the year.
(h) Financial Instruments:
Financial instruments are recorded at fair value on initial recognition. Free-standing derivative instruments that are not in a
qualifying hedging relationship and equity instruments that are quoted in an active market are subsequently recorded at fair
value. All other financial instruments are recorded at cost or amortized cost, unless management has elected to record at fair
value. The Calgary Stampede has not elected to carry any such financial instruments at fair value. Transaction costs related
to financial instruments measured at fair value are expensed as incurred. For all other financial instruments, the transaction
costs are added to the carrying value of the asset or netted against the carrying value of the liability and are then recognized
over the expected life of the instrument using the straight-line method. Any premium or discount related to an instrument
measured at amortized cost is amortized over the expected life of the item using the straight-line method and recognized
in the excess of revenue over expenses as interest income or expense. With respect to financial assets measured at cost or
amortized cost, the Calgary Stampede recognizes an impairment loss, if any, when it determines that a significant adverse
change has occurred during the period in the expected timing or amount of future cash flows. When the extent of impairment
of a previously written-down asset decreases and the decrease can be related to an event occurring after the impairment was
recognized, the previously recognized impairment loss shall be reversed in the period the reversal occurs.
(i) Interest Rate Swaps:
Interest rate swaps (“swaps”) are utilized to manage interest rate risk on the Calgary Stampede’s long-term debt. The Calgary
Stampede does not enter into financial instruments for trading or speculative purposes. The swaps are considered to be
effective accounting hedges, both at inception and over the term of the instrument. The swap agreements provide for the
periodic exchange of payments (without the exchange of the notional principal amount upon which the payments are based),
which are recorded as an adjustment of interest expense on the hedged debt instrument. The related amount payable to or
receivable from counterparties is included as an adjustment to accrued interest.
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
3. Significant accounting policies (continued):
(j) Grants and Contributions:
The Calgary Stampede follows the deferral method of accounting for grants and contributions. Unrestricted contributions are
recognized as income when received or receivable. Amounts externally restricted for capital purposes are initially recorded as “Deferred
contributions” when received or receivable and subsequently included in income in the same proportion as the amortization of the related
assets for which the capital contributions were expended. Amounts that relate to operating expenditures of a future period are deferred
until the related expenditures are incurred.
(k) Revenue Recognition:
Revenue, with the exception of grants and contributions, is recognized when persuasive evidence of an arrangement exists, delivery has
occurred, the price is fixed or determinable and collection is reasonably assured.
(l) Volunteer Services:
A substantial number of unpaid volunteers make significant contributions of their time in developing and delivering Calgary Stampede
programs. The value of this contributed time is not reflected in the financial statements since objective measurement or valuation is
indeterminable.
(m) Supplies and Services in Kind:
The Calgary Stampede received supplies and services from suppliers in exchange for various sponsorship benefits, such as advertising or
promotion. These transactions are recorded when a fair value can be reasonably estimated and the supplies and services are used in the
normal course of operations and would otherwise have been purchased. The contributions of supplies and services are reported in Gross
Revenue, while the supplies and services being provided are reported in Direct Expenses.
Included in Gross Revenue and Direct Expenses in the Consolidated Statement of Operations is
$1,753 for supplies and services in kind received (December 31, 2011 - $1,547).
(n) Government remittances recoverable and/or payable
At December 31, 2012, the Calgary Stampede had government remittances payable of $75 (December 31, 2011 - $510, January 1, 2011 - $184).
(o) Reclassification of prior year balances
Certain of the prior year’s balances, specifically gross revenue and direct expenses in the consolidated statements of operations and
community investment, have been reclassified to conform to the current year’s financial statement presentation. The net balances of
these amounts remain unchanged.
4. Inventory:
December 31,
2012
Merchandise
Food and Beverage
Other
December 31,
2011
January 1,
2011
$
$
$
1,124
587
25
1,736
749
945 17 1,711 963
759
14
1,736
For the year ended December 31, 2012, the sale of inventory resulted in the recognition of expenses aggregating $9,293 (December 31, 2011 - $7,415).
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
5. Investments:
December 31,
2012
Merchandise
Food and Beverage
Other
December 31,
2011
January 1,
2011
$
$
$
1,124
587
25
1,736
749
945 17 1,711 963
759
14
1,736
The investments were realized during fiscal 2011 to acquire property.
6. Employee Future Benefits:
The Calgary Stampede has a number of defined benefit pension plans as well as a defined contribution pension plan. In 2012, the Calgary
Stampede made cash payments to its pension plans for employee future benefits amounting to $7.6 million (December 31, 2011 - $3.6 million).
(a) Defined Benefit Pension Plans:
Actuarial valuations of the Calgary Stampede’s defined benefit pension plans were carried out as at September 30, 2012 and were then
extrapolated to December 31, 2012.
Information pertaining to the Calgary Stampede’s defined benefit pension plans, in aggregate, is as follows:
December 31,
2012
December 31,
2011
$
Accrued benefit obligation
Balance, beginning of year
Current service cost
Interest cost Benefits paid
Actuarial loss Balance, end of year
Plan assets
Fair value, beginning of year
Actual return on plan assets
Employer contributions
Benefits paid
Fair value, end of year
36,220
3,115
7,451
(2,724)
44,062
Funded status-plan deficit and accrued benefit liability
(6,660)
All individual defined benefit pension plans have accrued benefit assets.
43,192
2,718
2,132
(2,724)
5,402
50,722
January 1,
2011
$
$
39,788
2,514
2,022
(2,014)
882
43,192
32,570
2,401
2,162
(2,126)
4,781
39,788
34,599
162
3,473
(2,014)
36,220
30,352
2,992
3,381
(2,126)
34,599
(6,972)
(5,189)
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
6. Employee Future Benefits (continued)
a) Defined Benefit Pension Plans (continued):
The Calgary Stampede’s defined benefit costs recognized in the year are as follows:
December 31,
2012
December 31,
2011
$
Current service cost
Interest cost
Actual return on plan assets
Actuarial loss on accrued benefits
Defined benefit costs
$
2,718 2,514
2,1322,022
(3,115)
(163)
5,402 882
7,1375,255
The significant actuarial assumptions are as follows (weighted average assumptions):
December 31,
2011
December 31,
2012
%
Accrued benefit obligations as at December 31:
Discount rate
Defined benefit costs for the year ended December 31:
Discount rate
Rate of compensation increase
%
January 1,
2011
%
4.15
4.75
4.75
4.75
3.50
4.90
3.50 6.30
4.50
(b) Defined Contribution Pension Plan:
The Calgary Stampede’s defined contribution pension plan expense for 2012 was $81 (December 31, 2011 - $87).
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
7. Tangible capital assets and capital commitments
Amoritzation
rate
%
Land Buildings and leasehold improvements
2.5 to 20.0
Equipment 10.0 to 33.3
Park Development projects
Accumulated
Cost
amortization
$ $
Net book
value
$
74,002
– 280,580
126,923
33,072
26,434
13,837
–
401,491
153,357
74,002
153,657
6,638
13,837
248,134
Amoritzation
rate
%
Land Buildings and leasehold improvements
2.5 to 20.0
Equipment 10.0 to 33.3
Park Development projects
December 31,2012
December 31,2011
Accumulated
Cost
amortization
$ $
Net book
value
$
73,513
– 270,283
118,483
30,895
24,280
9,470
–
384,161
142,763
73,513
151,800
6,615
9,470
241,398
Amoritzation
rate
%
Land Buildings and leasehold improvements
2.5 to 20.0
Equipment 10.0 to 33.3
Park Development projects
January 1,2012
Accumulated
Cost
amortization
$ $
Net book
value
$
53,530
– 251,414
110,776
29,515
22,463
13,102
–
347,561
133,239
53,530
140,638
7,052
13,102
214,398
During fiscal 2012, the Calgary Stampede entered into a land swap transaction with the Foundation. Given that the land being exchanged
with the Foundation had been recorded at historical cost and the transaction was recorded at the exchange amount, the Calgary Stampede
recognized a gain aggregating $9.6 million.
Also during fiscal 2012, land known as ‘Ogden’ was sold for net proceeds of $8.7 million. This land was purchased by the Calgary Stampede in
2007 and leasehold improvements were made, resulting in an aggregated cost of $11.6 million. After all costs incurred pertaining to the sale of
Ogden, a loss of $2.9 million was recognized.
During 2011, a parcel of land, Ramsay Exchange, was purchased for $26.1 million; the land was valued at $19.9 million and the onsite buildings
at $6.2 million. A majority of the buildings are occupied by third parties and are generating rental income. Ramsay Exchange is strategically
located providing additional storage for the Calgary Stampede in close vicinity to its main operations.
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
7. Tangible capital assets and capital commitments
As at December 31, 2012, the Calgary Stampede, through The City of Calgary, continues its efforts to expropriate the remaining 12 properties
in Victoria Park required for the planned Calgary Stampede expansion. The final purchase price of these properties will be determined at the
conclusion of the expropriation compensation hearings.
Included in “Cash and short-term deposits” in the Consolidated Statement of Financial Position are deposits held in trust of $487 (December 31,
2011 - $726, January 1, 2011 - $852) required by The City of Calgary for the value of construction work being completed on City property. These
deposits will be returned upon City verification that the work has been completed to their satisfaction.
The Calgary Stampede has initiated design and construction on a number of projects as part of its Park Development Plan. Information
concerning these projects at December 31, 2012 is as follows:
Approved
Cost
$
Agrium Western Event Centre
and Supporting Infrastructure (a)
61,200
61,200
Accumulated
Cost
Outstanding
commitments
$
$
13,837
13,837
29,195
29,195
(a) Management has completed its detailed costing of the construction of the Agrium Western Events Centre and Supporting Infrastructure, at
a cost of $61.2 million. Construction is expected to be completed in June 2014. The Agrium Western Event Centre and Supporting Infrastructure
are partially funded from the Government of Canada capital grant in the amount of $25.0 million and a Government of Alberta Grant in the
amount of $25.0 million (Note 10).
8. Bank indebtedness:
A revolving demand operating loan facility has been authorized to a maximum of $20.0 million and bears interest at the bank’s prime interest
rate per annum. $Nil million is outstanding on the demand operating loan at December 31, 2012 (December 31, 2011 - $2.5 million, January 1,
2011 - $Nil). As security, a Canadian chartered bank holds a fixed debenture in the amount of $50.0 million charging certain lands and leased
fee interests owned by the Calgary Stampede.
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
9. Long-term Debt:
The Calgary Stampede’s debt facilities with a Canadian chartered bank are comprised of the following:
December 31,
2012
$
December 31,
2011
January 1,
2011
$
$
Committed non-revolving credit facility - bearing interest at the bankers’
acceptance rate (1.30% at December 31, 2012) plus 0.30% per annum,
maturing in 2024 and guaranteed by The City of Calgary for an additional
cost of 0.02%. The Calgary Stampede has entered into an interest rate swap
agreement on this facility for fixed interest payments at 6.23% per annum
with a maturity date of 2024.
19,439
20,636
21,764
Committed non-revolving credit facility - bearing interest at the
bankers’ acceptance rate (1.30% at December 31, 2012) plus 0.30% per
annum, maturing in 2019 and guaranteed by The City of Calgary for an
additional cost of 0.02%. At the request of the Calgary Stampede and at
the bank’s discretion, this facility can be extended until 2032. The Calgary
Stampede has entered into an interest rate swap agreement on this facility
for fixed interest payments at 5.74% per annum with a maturity date of 2032.
26,546
27,306
28, 027
Committed non-revolving credit facility - bearing interest at the
bankers’ acceptance rate (1.30% at December 31, 2012) plus 0.80% per
annum, maturing in 2021 and guaranteed by The City of Calgary for an
additional cost of 0.02%. At the request of the Calgary Stampede and at
the bank’s discretion, this facility can be extended until 2034. The Calgary
Stampede has entered into an interest rate swap agreement on this facility
for fixed interest payments at 4.72% per annum with a maturity date of 2034.
16,021
16,495
16,949
5,400
67,406
(2,709)
5,640
70,077
(2,668)
5,880
72,620
(2,605)
64,697
67,409
70,015
Committed non-revolving credit facility - bearing interest at the
bankers’ acceptance rate (1.30% at December 31, 2012) plus 0.80% per
annum, maturing in 2022 and guaranteed by The City of Calgary for an
additional cost of 0.02%. At the request of the Calgary Stampede and at
the bank’s discretion, this facility can be extended until 2034.
Less: Current portion of long-term debt
As security for the above facilities, The City of Calgary, as unconditional guarantor, holds a fixed debenture in the amount of $135.5 million
charging certain lands owned by the Calgary Stampede.
The estimated fair market value of the interest rate swaps at December 31, 2012 aggregate a liability of $13,988 (December 31, 2011 - $15,293,
January 1, 2011 - $8,422). The fair value was estimated at the end of the period based on published interest rate curves and using an estimated
credit adjusted discount rate and approximates the amount the Calgary Stampede would pay if the swaps were all
settled on December 31, 2012.
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
9. Long-term Debt (continued):
In addition to the foregoing credit facilities, and subject to the above noted security, the Calgary Stampede has an undrawn $56.4 million
committed non-revolving credit facility with a Canadian chartered bank available for future Calgary Stampede expansion and development.
The amount of principal repayable in each of the next five years and thereafter is as follows:
2012
$2,668
20132,798
20142,935
20153,080
20163,232
Thereafter55,364
$70,077
Pursuant to its credit facilities, the Calgary Stampede has certain externally imposed capital requirements. The Calgary Stampede is in
compliance with these requirements.
10. Deferred Contributions:
The Calgary Stampede receives capital contributions from the Government of Alberta and other sources to assist in the financing of capital asset
acquisitions and development projects. Details of deferred contributions are as follows:
December 31,
2012
$
Balance, beginning of year
Additional contributions and interest earned
Amortization
Balance, end of year
91,324
3,680
(2,633)
92,371
Consisting of:
Unamortized contributions
77,928
Unspent contributions
14,443
92,371
December 31,
2011
January 1,
2011
$
$
66,304
27,662
(2,642)
91,324
65,788
3,007
(2,491)
66,304
66,150
25,174
91,324
66,196
108
66,304
The Calgary Stampede received a $25.0 million capital grant from the Government of Alberta under the terms of an agreement entered into during
2011. The funds are restricted to construction of the Agrium Western Event Centre and Supporting Infrastructure, and are required to be maintained
in a segregated bank account, with all interest earned accruing to the capital grant. All unspent funds related to the capital grant are reported as
“Restricted cash” in the Consolidated Statement of Financial Position. If, for any reason, the capital grant, including interest earned, is not fully
expended by December 31, 2014, the Calgary Stampede will be required to return the remaining funds to the Government of Alberta. At December 31,
2012, included in the total unspent contributions is $13.9 million (December 31, 2011 - $25.0 million).
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
11. Provincial Government Grants:
The Calgary Stampede receives funding from the Government of Alberta through the Alberta Lottery Fund as follows:
(a) Operating Grant:
The Calgary Stampede receives annual unencumbered funding of $9.3 million (2011 - $9.3 million) subject to the availability of
lottery funds in the annual Alberta Lottery Fund Estimates.
(b) Stampede Grant:
The Calgary Stampede receives annual funding of $250 (2011 - $250) in support of the Stampede festival. The grant, which expires in
2014, is required to be maintained in a segregated bank account together with all interest earned.
(c) Agriculture Grant:
As a “Class A” fair, the Calgary Stampede receives an annual operating grant of $100 (2011 - $100) to support agriculture programs.
12. Financial Instruments:
The Calgary Stampede’s financial instruments recognized in the consolidated statement of financial position include cash and
short-term deposits, accounts receivable, restricted cash, investments, bank indebtedness, accounts payable and accrued liabilities,
advances on future events and long-term debt.
(a) Fair Values of Financial Assets and Liabilities:
The fair values of financial instruments, excluding investments and long-term debt, approximate their carrying amount due
to the short-term maturity of these instruments. Investments are recorded at fair value and the fair value of long-term debt
approximates carrying value given its underlying floating interest rate.
(b) Credit Risk:
The Calgary Stampede’s accounts receivable are due from a diverse group of customers and are subject to normal credit risks.
(c) Interest Rate Risk:
The Calgary Stampede has entered into swap transactions, as disclosed in Note 9, to manage exposure to interest rate increases
on floating rate debt. The outstanding bank indebtedness and long term debt effectively bore interest at a weighted average of
5.35% on December 31, 2012 (December 31, 2011 – 5.35%) after consideration of the interest rate swaps.
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
13. Stampede Entertainment Inc.:
SEI’s financial accounts have been proportionately consolidated in the Calgary Stampede’s consolidated financial statements. Financial summaries of SEI as at
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011, January 1, 2011, and for the years ended December 31, 2012 and December 31, 2011, are as follows:
Financial Position
Total assets
Total liabilities
Total deficiency
January 1,
2011
December 31,
2011
December 31,
2012
$
$
$
1,112
1,642
(530)
1,112
1,109
1,703
(594)
1,109
1,565
2,320
(755)
1,565
Results of Operations
2012
2011
$
$
Total revenue
Total expenses
Excess revenue over expenses
3,8743,890
3,811 3,729
63
161
Statement of Cash Flows
2012
2011
$
$
Cash flow (used in) provided from operating activities
Cash flow (used in) investing activities
Cash flow (used in) financing activities
(96)
-
(20)
192
(80)
(20)
The 50% proportionate share of SEI revenue and expenses reflected in the line item “Stampede” in the Consolidated Statement
of Operations and Community Investment are adjusted for the elimination of intercompany transactions pertaining to a
$40 (December 31, 2011 - $40) management fee and $97 (December 31, 2011 - $115) in expense recoveries paid to the Calgary
Stampede.
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
14. Calgary Stampede Foundation:
The Foundation’s financial accounts have not been consolidated in the Calgary Stampede’s consolidated financial statements. The Foundation uses restricted
fund accounting and its funds include the General, Designated Youth, Designated, Undesignated and Capital funds. The Foundation’s investments are
managed by a third party investment firm and are segregated into two accounts: the capital account, which is exclusively invested in fixed income bonds, and
the other account, which is invested in bonds, debentures and both pooled and non-pooled equities. The investments are recorded at fair value and annual
income includes dividends, interest and both realized and unrealized gains and losses.
Financial summaries of the Foundation as at December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011 and for the years ended December 31, 2012 and
December 31, 2011 are as follows:
Financial Position
$
Total assets
Total liabilities
Total net assets
January 1,
2011
December 31,
2011
December 31,
2012
$
24,780
682
24,098
24,780
$
10,053
548
9,505
10,053
9,159
331
8,828
9,159
In accordance with donor imposed restrictions: $691 (December 31, 2011 - $248, January 1, 2011 - $171) of the Foundation’s net assets must be
distributed to designated youth programs specified by the donor; $160 (December 31, 2011 - $179, January 1, 2011 - $295) of the Foundation’s
net assets must be held for a period of not less than ten years, the income from which is to be used for the benefit of specified activities; $10
(December 31, 2011 - $31, January 1, 2011 - $48) of the Foundation’s net assets are subject to donor imposed restrictions that they be held for a
period of not less than ten years with no direction respecting the specific use of income earned or from the ultimate disposition of the invested
capital; and $19,931 (December 31, 2011 - $5,806, January 1, 2011 - $5,137) of the Foundation’s net assets are subject to donor imposed restrictions
that they be used for the purpose of specified capital projects.
Results of Operations
2012
$
Total revenue
Total expenses
Excess of revenue over expenses
2011
$
5,606 2,773
2,262
2,097
3,344
676
Statement of Cash Flows
2012
2011
$
Cash flow provided from operating activities
Cash flow used in investing activities
2,281
(1,167)
$
626
(204)
Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Limited
Notes to consolidated financial statements.
December 31, 2012, December 31, 2011 and January 1, 2011
(in thousands of dollars except as noted)
15. Calgary Stampede Foundation (continued):
The Calgary Stampede contributed $864 (December 31, 2011 - $315) in donations to the Foundation.
The Calgary Stampede conducted business transactions with the Foundation to assist the Foundation in delivering its programs and to host
fundraising events. Revenue earned from these transactions totaled $369 (December 31, 2011 - $443). These transactions are in the normal
course of operations and have been measured at the exchange amount, which is the amount of consideration established and agreed to by the
related parties.
The net payable to the Foundation at December 31, 2012 is $507 (December 31, 2011 – net receivable of $89, January 1, 2011 – net receivable of
$149). The amount due is non-interest bearing and has no specified terms of repayment.
The Calgary Stampede has committed to a sponsorship agreement with the Foundation to provide funds for a five year period beginning in
2009. The total sponsorship commitment is $550, with $115 contributed in 2012 (December 31, 2011 - $110).
16. Contingency:
In the normal course of operations, the Calgary Stampede is involved, from time to time, in various legal claims. Management believes the
exposure to current claims would not have a material impact on the financial position or operating results of the Calgary Stampede.