The Calgary Awards
Overview
In 1994, The City of Calgary established The Calgary Awards to celebrate and recognize outstanding achievements and contributions made by Calgarians. Each year, individuals, corporations, community groups, and organizations are nominated in five major award categories, for a total of 13 awards.
- Award for Accessibility - Universal Design
- City of Calgary W.O Mitchell Book Prize
- Community Achievement Awards (nine awards)
- Environmental Achievement Award
- International Achievement Award
News
Book prize finalists announced
The City of Calgary and the Writers’ Guild of Alberta are pleased to announce the finalists for The City of Calgary W.O. Mitchell Book Prize, one of 13 Calgary Awards.
- Shortlist Reading Event – April 8 at 7 p.m. at Shelf Life Books
- Recipient Announcement – June 17 at the Calgary Awards Presentation
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Contact us
Calgary Awards
Monday to Friday (except statutory holidays), 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Email: calgaryawards@calgary.ca
Telephone: 403-268-8881
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The purpose of The City of Calgary is to make life better every day. To fully realize our purpose, we are committed to addressing racism and other forms of discrimination within our programs, policies, and services and eliminating barriers that impact the lives of Indigenous, Racialized, and other marginalized people. It is expected that participants in City of Calgary programs will behave respectfully and treat everyone with dignity and respect aiming for conversations free from bias and prejudice.