Registration for All Sport One Day, a free citywide sport initiative for youth, opens today at 6pm, with a kickoff event taking place at Southcentre Mall from 11am to 2pm. Hosted by Sport Calgary, the event gives families the chance to explore sport stations, speak with local sport representatives, and meet Olympic medallist and Sport Calgary Ambassador Kasia Gruchalla-Wesierski.

Now in its 17th year, All Sport One Day invites youth aged six to 17 to try new sports in a low-pressure, inclusive environment—no cost, equipment, or experience required. This summer's edition runs Friday, Aug. 16 at over 20 locations across Calgary, with more than 200 sessions spanning 38 sports, including parkour, fencing, luge, and pickleball. Adaptive programming ensures accessibility for all participants.

"All Sport One Day shows what's possible when a community rallies behind its young people," said Catriona Le May Doan, president and CEO of Sport Calgary. The initiative aligns with the city's Sport for Life policy by removing barriers to participation and promoting confidence, skill-building, and belonging through sport.