All proceeds from tickets, which were sold for a minimum of $5, went directly to Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta. J.P. Gerritsen, the manager of culinary programs for the ATCO Blue Flame Kitchen, said the festival was a win-win. He estimated that the festival would have 500 people walk through it on Sunday, and said over $7,500 was raised for Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta throughout the weekend. © Tom Ross/CBC Families had a chance to meet reindeer this weekend outside the ATCO Centre in Calgary. "It's really, really magical to relive Christmas through the eyes of so many young children."
