Calgary Flames Honor Legacy of Alvin Libin with Heartfelt Tribute

The Calgary Flames are mourning the passing of Alvin Libin, a significant figure in the organization since 1994. Libin was a vital part of the Calgary Sports & Entertainment Corporation (CSEC), providing invaluable business advice and demonstrating unwavering commitment to the Flames and the community. CSEC Board Chairman N. Murray Edwards expressed deep sorrow, stating that Libin's passion for the Flames was unmatched and he will be greatly missed. CSEC President Robert Hayes also paid tribute, highlighting Libin's vision and generosity that shaped not only the organization but also the broader community. Throughout his tenure, Libin played a crucial role in the growth of CSEC, including the acquisition of various teams and the successful construction of Scotia Place arena. His belief that the teams belong to the community rather than just the owners reflects his dedication to the fans and local support. Libin's legacy will endure through the relationships he built and the lives he touched, leaving a lasting impact on the Calgary Flames and beyond.