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Keeping Pace 2026 CTV Your Morning Calgary Feature

Now in its 9th year, Keeping Pace is one of Calgary’s most exciting charity events. Seven inspiring community leaders and local celebrities including CTV’s Alesia Fieldberg are each paired with a professional dancer from Arthur Murray Dance Studio, all competing for the coveted Mirror Ball Trophy. More than 200 passionate Calgarians come together for an unforgettable evening of dancing, fine dining, live and silent auctions, music, and entertainment. 

The impact speaks for itself: last year alone, Keeping Pace raised over $100,000, and since 2016 the event has raised more than $637,000 for Pacekids right here in Calgary. Every dollar goes directly toward Pacekids’ programs; Early Childhood Services for children ages 2.5 to 6 at our schools in Sunridge and Sundance, and Community and In-Home services supporting children from as young as six months old throughout the city. For many families navigating diverse needs, Pacekids is a meaningful source of support, and Keeping Pace is one of the ways we make that possible. 

This year, Alesia brings a whole new energy to the dance floor. Having been involved with Keeping Pace for years, first as an anchor and MC, then as a judge,  she’s now stepping into her most exciting role yet: celebrity dancer. 

Want to cheer her on? Visit Keeping Pace 2026 Dancer Alesia Fieldberg 

To secure your tickets and attend this year’s Keeping Pace Fundraising event, visit Keeping Pace 2026 – Tickets and Tables 

To watch the full CTV feature, visit Keeping Pace 2026 CTV Your Morning Calgary with Alesia Fieldberg and Torey Perez, Pacekids Clinical Manager

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