Calgary Flames Mourn the Loss of Owner Alvin G. Libin

The Calgary Flames are mourning the loss of Alvin G. Libin, a prominent owner of the team who passed away on Monday afternoon. Libin, born in 1931 in Calgary, Alberta, was a key figure in the Flames' ownership group since 1994. Under his leadership, the Flames became part of the Calgary Sports & Entertainment Corporation, which also oversees other sports franchises in the city. Libin's contributions extended beyond hockey; he was known for his philanthropic efforts and served on various boards, including significant roles in medical research organizations. His dedication to the community earned him the Order of Canada in 2001, along with other prestigious accolades. Libin's legacy will continue to influence the Calgary Flames and the broader Calgary sports community. The team and its fans remember him not only for his business acumen but also for his commitment to making a positive impact in the city.