CALGARY — The fastest ice in the world is on borrowed time. Calgary's Olympic Oval is a legacy of the 1988 Winter Games in the city and the oldest of three covered speedskating ovals in Canada.

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(ATR) Organizers of the Calgary 2026 Winter Olympic bid left downtrodden as the city voted against pursuing the Games, a decision the IOC described "as no surprise". Calgary voted 56 percent ...

Calgary’s 1988 Winter Olympics brought global talent and heartening underdogs to the city, notably British ski jumper Eddie the Eagle and the Jamaican bobsled team that served as the inspiration ...

The warm, westerly winds responsible for a recent, 25-degree temperature swing were welcomed at Winsport in Calgary ... across the globe met at Canada Olympic Park (COP) to finish a weeklong ...