Fitness | Mrs Calgary 1997

Diana Hart was crowned Mrs. Calgary in 1997, a title with legitimate standing and rank for both the Mrs. Canada and Mrs. World competitions. The Calgary pageant system, established by Patti Falconer, has a history of over 50 years and is recognized for its rigorous standards and community involvement. Winners of Mrs. Calgary are eligible to compete at provincial and national levels, and the title is respected within the Canadian and international pageant circuits. [calgarypageants.com]

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During her reign, Diana Hart represented the Hart Foundation at the WWE Canadian Stampede Pay-Per-View (PPV) in July 1997. This event was held at the sold-out Saddle Dome in Calgary, drawing a massive audience both in-person and on PPV. At the end of the night, the entire Hart family entered the ring, marking a memorable moment in wrestling history.

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Diana Hart also played a significant role in hosting the 1997 World Firefighters Olympics in Calgary, serving as a goodwill ambassador. Her involvement in these high-profile events showcased the visibility and influence of the Mrs. Calgary title.

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Organizations Involved (1997-98)

While specific organizations from 1997-98 are not exhaustively listed in available records, the Calgary pageant system historically partnered with:
 

• Patti Falconer Model and Talent Agency (founder and organizer of the pageants)

• Women’s Centre of Calgary (active in community support and charitable work)

• Make-A-Wish Foundation of Canada, Southern Alberta Chapter

• Calgary Food Bank

• Calgary Youth Justice Society

• KidSport Calgary

• For The Love Of Children Society Of Alberta

• Safe Haven Foundation Of Canada

• EducationMatters

• Kids Cancer Care

• Impact Society