For the most part, Calgary’s unpredictable weather cooperated, with warm sunny skies for the majority of the event. A few showers late in the afternoon cut short some of the final activities at some of the outdoor facilities, but a great time was still had by all.

If you weren't able to try your chosen activity at All Sport One Day, why not follow up with the sport organization delivering our sessions? Many sport organizations offer introductory programs, click on the Organization tab at AllSportOneDay.ca for more information about the sport organizations involved in All Sport One Day.

Thank you to all the sport organization volunteers and our facility partners for delivering another great day of sport discovery in Calgary!

The International Physical Literacy Conference held in Banff in April saw the release of a new set of Canadian Sport for Life tools, which are now available online. PLAY: Physical Literacy Assessment for Youth "...comprises a suite of valid and reliable tools to be administered for the purposes of program evaluation, population surveillance, research, formative assessment for goal setting in children, and even parental engagement.¹" Find out more about PLAY at PhysicalLiteracy.ca. You can also access all of the presentations delivered at the IPLC conference.

The Canada Winter Games are coming to Alberta in 2019, and Sport Alberta is hosting a summit to develop a vision, priorities, and goals to guide the province leading up to the Games. The summit will take place June 19 at Red Deer College in Red Deer, from 4:00 to 7:00PM. Find out more at Sport Alberta's website.

The Soccability Program offers supportive coaching games and activities for soccer players with a disability. Check out some of the programs and special events they are hosting this summer!

The 2013 Vital Signs Survey is now live, and will be open until July 10. This survey is a chance to share your opinions on how Calgary is doing in certain key areas, including Sport & Recreation, Health & Wellness, Arts & Culture, Safety, Learning, and more. Please pass the survey along to your own networks, as well.

Visit calgary-vital-signs.com to take the survey.

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Calgary will be the final destination in an 850km course this Fall at the first Tour of Alberta cycling event. Sanctioned by the organizers of the famous Tour de France, (the Union Cycliste Internationale), the Tour of Alberta is one of the highest level pro cycling events in Canada, and one of the highest level events in North America. The Tour will feature top-tier cyclists from around the world. Running from September 3rd to the 8th, the Calgary stage will include 150km ride to the city starting in Okotoks. Find out more details about the event and view route maps at the Tour of Alberta website.