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City of Calgary parking tickets can be paid by the following methods: Online at calgaryparking.com using a credit or debit card, parking tag number and licence plate number. By mail with a cheque or money order payable to The City of Calgary, posted with the parking ticket or reminder to: The City of Calgary, PO Box 2580 Station M, Calgary, AB T2P 2W9. In person with cash, debit card (no credit cards), cheque or money order at: The City of Calgary Cashiers, 3rd Floor, Municipal Building, 800 Macleod Trail S. from 8 am to 4:30 pm or with cash, credit card, debit card, cheque or money order at Calgary Parking Authority Head Office, 620 9th Ave SW from 8:30 am to 4 pm. 24-hour drop box outside the East entrance of Calgary Municipal Building at 801 3 Street SE, can be used to deposit a cheque or money order payable to The City of Calgary, along with the parking ticket or reminder. The lowest penalty charge is levied on tickets paid within 10 days of the parking offence. If a parking ticket remains unpaid, it will result in a violation ticket being issued and ultimately a hearing at the provincial traffic court.

The Calgary Tower was built between February 1967 and June 1968.

The Calgary Flames ice hockey team plays its home games at the Scotiabank Saddledome (formerly called the Olympic Saddledome) in downtown Calgary, Alberta.

Calgary International Airport has two Marriott chain hotels located directly on airport. The Calgary Airport Marriott In-Terminal Hotel is inside the International Terminal, and the older Delta Hotels Calgary Airport, which has cheaper rates, is located across the street and connected by a covered pedestrian bridge to the terminals.

The highest point in Calgary is the peak of Top Hill with an elevation of 1,296 metres (or 4,252 feet). Despite its high elevation, the hill, located behind the YMCA at Rocky Ridge in northwest Calgary, only has a prominence of some 24 meters (or 79 feet).

Two local newspapers cover Canmore, Alberta: the Rocky Mountain Outlook is published every Thursday and the Bow Valley Crag & Canyon is published every Wednesday.

The name Canmore is said to be an Anglicised form of the Gaelic Ceann Mór, which broadly translates to great head or hill. Credit for naming the town of Canmore, Alberta in 1884 is given to Donald A. Smith of the Canadian Pacific Railway, who later became Lord Strathcona. A 9th century king in his native Scotland, King Malcolm III, was nicknamed Malcolm Canmore, and it is thought that it is he who inspired the name for the railway siding that grew to become the town of Canmore.

A one-way trip down on the Banff Gondola is available during normal operating hours for half the regular round-trip ticket price. This only applies when hiking up Sulphur Mountain and riding the Gondola down. When taking the Banff Gondola up and hiking down, you must purchase a full-price ticket. Children aged 5 years and under can travel for free on the Banff Gondola, but are still required to have a ticket.

The Spruce Grove Inn in Banff is now called the Canalta Lodge. It was acquired by Canalta Hotels in September 2016 and relaunched under the new brand in late 2017 following renovations.

The Subaru dealer in Red Deer, Alberta, is Scott Subaru, located on Gaetz Avenue at Phelan Street. Part of the Scottsville Group, the dealership offers new and pre-owned Subaru cars along with certified repair, service, parts and accessories.

There is no defined walking trail that goes right around Lake Louise. The Lakeshore Trail is an easy there-and-back 4 kilometer (or 2.4 mile) paved trail that starts at the public parking lot near Chateau Lake Louise and follows the Lake Louise’s north shore (the right hand side) to the back of the lake. From there, there are spectacular views back across the water towards Chateau Lake Louise. The total round trip should take around 2 hours and early morning is the best time to find a parking spot and avoid the crowds.