Calgary

Calgary is a major city in the province of Alberta, and is the largest city in the province, and within the three Prairie Provinces region, with the city proper having a population of at least 1.3 million people, and a metropolitan population of around 1.5 million people, making it the 3rd largest city in all of Canada. The economy in the city includes activity in the energy, financial services, film and TV, transportation and logistical capabilities, and tourism sectors, and became the 1st city to host the Olympic Winter games in 1988.

Overview
The city got it's name from the hamlet in Scotland, and the name is derived from Old Norse, and which was later used by the Vikings in the inner Hebrides, with the native people in Southern Alberta referring to the area as "elbow" hence the name of the two rivers itself. It enjoys a semi-monsoonal climate, within eastern parts of the city, and a subarctic climate in the west of the city due to the increase in elevation itself. Winters are typically very cold and it can drop below −20 °C for around 22 days of the year, and rather warm summers, up to 30 °C in a few hours, meaning the weather in the city can fluctuate wildly depending on the season. It has the sunniest days annually out of Canada's top 100 largest cities, and Summer weather are often tolerable and often not humid, and summer evenings tend to cool off throughout the Summer months itself.

The most frequently reported backgrounds of the city were British, German, Irish, French, and Ukrainian itself, and 60% of the population were from European origin, and 36.2% of the populace belonged to a visible minority, only 4% were natives or from First Nations origin itself. In the 2011 census, the median age for the city limits and it's CMA were 36.5 years in Alberta and 40.6 years in Canada itself, and in the same census, 50.09% of the population were male, and 49.91% of the population were male.

Culture
The city was designated as one of the cultural capitals of Canada in 2012, and while many choose to live in the city suburbs, popularity in the surrounding suburbs have greatly increased over time, especially Forest Lawn, and the Beltline itself. Many people mostly move to downtown for travel opportunities, as most of it's residents simply move there for some interesting things.

Visual art
Some local artists in Calgary have access to art collectives, such as the "United Congress", are all available in the city, with a number of art galleries presented in the +15 system in downtown Calgary itself, which includes various art installations entirely.

Events
The annual festival, known as the Calgary Stampede is also hosted in the city limits, with the ten-day event titling itself as "The Greatest Outdoor Show On Earth", attracts well over a million visitors per year, and provides the world's largest rodeos, alongside a parade, midway, stages, concerts and other exhibitions, alongside rides and other things, and XNDUIW Simon frequents the Calgary Stampede as he is one of the locals of the Calgary area.

Other events held at the area include the Calgary Comic & Entertainment Expo, and also Otafest, the latter of which XNDUIW Simon has been banned from due to drama associated with the sacking of the XNDUIW wiki. The events offer much recreation, and necessary entertainment as well, and is home to a number of annual festivals and events, including music festivals, concerts, and other cultural and ethnic festivals at the same time.

Within iNext
XNDUIW Simon is a notable inhabitant of the city, who contributed to his own FANDOM wiki before it was sacked on June 2022, which lead to that wiki's untimely closure, and contributed a bit to the wiki and it's roots over time, especially when he's actually living in the city limits, as XNDUIW Simon is one of the locals of the Calgary area, being born within, and still living in the city.

Although Rachel met Simon beforehand, she is not in the city's jurisdiction, as she lived in Tennessee, alongside working at the PHS Cafeteria on another hand as well, as she has never traveled to Calgary during her entire life prior to meeting up with Simon.

Jurisdiction
The distance from Rachel's hometown to Calgary is approximately 3,500 kilometers apart, and as such, the the driving directions are very complex, considering that Calgary is a major city, with a lot of things going forwards for it as well, not to mention that Rachel would have to pass through customs to cross the US-Canada border too.