airdrielife magazine
Celebrating the great life in Airdrie, Alberta
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Thanks to one innovative Airdrie resident, those looking for child care or a last-minute babysitter can access providers through a new online platform called LiiT Care Connect.
Ahhhh, spring! Warm sun, blue sky, fresh air and sprouting from the ground … a transformative new commercial development? South Point Village, a cutting-edge 50-acre commercial centre, is poised to blossom this spring, bringing with it another wave of new growth in Airdrie.
Two Airdrie business owners have found success after making the leap from home-based to storefront.
Although many businesses in the entertainment industry have been forced to close their doors since the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Rival Axe Throwing has continued to succeed and even recently expanded.
Super-Pufft Snacks corporation investing in Airdrie in more ways than one.
In our final instalment celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Airdrie Chamber of Commerce, we chat with current President Ami Ballman and Executive Director Marilyne Aalhus.
Back in 2014, Stephanie Staniforth used to rent out the basement of a church to teach dance classes. Now, more than 10 years later, the founder of Elements Dance Co. has just moved into their permanent home in northeast Airdrie while celebrating a full decade of dance and hard work.
The act of shopping, whether for groceries, clothing or home goods, is more than a routine transaction; it's a reflection of our priorities and values. One of the most impactful choices we can make is to shop local.
As Airdrie continues to grow, a variety of new businesses from other cultures are starting to pop up around the city. Among some of the new additions to the local business landscape are three African markets contributing to the city’s cultural richness.
There are big plans for Airdrie’s downtown area, says City of Airdrie economic development officer Adena Malyk, who has been tasked with the role of downtown revitalization coordinator.
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