In the heart of Alberta, there's a bridge that holds more than just vehicles; it carries the spirit and memories of a wrestling legend, Stu Hart. Founder of Stampede Wrestling in 1948, Stu not only shaped the world of professional wrestling in Canada but has also left a lasting impression on communities far and wide.

Stampede Wrestling isn't just a footnote in history; it's a cherished tradition for many Albertans. For over 30 years, wrestlers like Bret ‘The Hitman’ Hart and Owen Hart were born in the famous ‘Dungeon’ of the Hart Mansion, where aspiring wrestlers chased their dreams.

This bridge – officially named in honor of Stu – is more than just a crossing; it's a celebration of his hard work and community spirit. The Hart family continues to give back, contributing significantly to charitable causes across Alberta. From educational scholarships to youth programs, their legacy of generosity shines bright.

As the province celebrates this tribute, it's evident that Stu Hart’s beliefs in hard work and caring for the community will inspire generations to come. If you're ever in Calgary, take a moment to appreciate this bridge and the rich history it represents!