FILE PHOTO: Richmond Champion of Stevensville, Montana rides the horse Yipee Kibitz in the bareback event during the rodeo at the Calgary Stampede in Calgary, Alberta, Canada July 9, 2021. REUTERS/Todd Korol/File Photo
(Reuters) - With crude prices around $100 a barrel and COVID-19 restrictions largely gone, the Calgary Stampede looks to reclaim its place this year as Canada's biggest oil industry party.
The 110-year-old event, featuring a rodeo, midway and ubiquitous pancake breakfasts, will run from July 8 to 17 with heavy networking at dozens of boozy parties around the city.
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