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SkijorDue 2026 draws thousands despite frigid temperatures

Summary by Calgary Herald
Thousands of Calgarians bundled up in fur coats, cowboy hats and chaps descended on The Confluence Historic Site and Parklands on Saturday for the opening day of SkijorDue 2026, braving double-digit freezing temperatures to experience some fun and fondue at the two-day winter festival.

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SkijorDue 2026 draws thousands despite frigid temperatures

Thousands of Calgarians bundled up in fur coats, cowboy hats and chaps descended on The Confluence Historic Site and Parklands on Saturday for the opening day of SkijorDue 2026, braving double-digit freezing temperatures to experience some fun and fondue at the two-day winter festival.

·Calgary, Canada
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Calgary Herald broke the news in Calgary, Canada on Saturday, February 21, 2026.
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