As their reign comes to a close, the 2025 Stampede Royalty reflect on a year defined by growth, learning and connection. From leading the Stampede Parade to representing the Calgary Stampede at rodeos and community events, they proudly served as ambassadors throughout the year.
Along the way, 2025 Calgary Stampede First Nations Princess Pacey Strangling Wolf and 2025 Calgary Stampede Princess Breanna Correia strengthened their public speaking, horsemanship and confidence, built a lasting friendship and began looking ahead to what’s next in 2026.
Watch the video HERE to hear their reflections on a memorable year as Stampede Royalty.
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