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Meet the new Mayor and Council.
We are pleased to introduce to you the 2026 recipients of the Awesome Airdrie Kids Awards. They were nominated by teachers, family, coaches and neighbours and show us that the youngest members of Airdrie’s community are compassionate, talented, hardworking, focused, caring, brave and more.
At the Canadiana Equestrian Centre, innovation meets the saddle in the form of two high-tech, full-sized horse simulators. Designed in Europe and installed at the centre a decade ago, these state-of-the-art machines replicate the movements of real horses and offer riders a unique opportunity.
Opening to the public in the City’s new Inspire facility on September 25, longtime users of Airdrie Public Library (APL) will be amazed at what the move from 13,000 to 53,000 sq. ft. can do for one of Canada’s fastest-growing communities.
A nip in the air and snow on the ground doesn’t mean the only way to stay active is on the treadmill in your basement. Nordic outdoor activities, like cross-country skiing or snowshoeing, are some of the most enjoyable and accessible ways to get your body moving.
Our annual Ones to Watch lineup is a star-studded cast of performers and artists who have passion that matches their talents. We are proud to showcase these graduating students who are pursuing their creative dreams.
Students at Airdrie’s W.H. Croxford High School are gearing up to be the next generation of Gordon Ramsays and Nigella Lawsons thanks to the school’s state-of-the-taste culinary course.
When Reese Ochitwa discovered her high school robotics class had been cut due to staffing shortages, she didn’t just accept the loss — she turned it into inspiration. Ochitwa launched Bert Church High School’s first coding club in fall 2024.
Step into the bright, modern office of Kraft & Co. Law in northeast Airdrie, and you might expect to be greeted by legal documents, quiet conversations and the hum of a professional workplace.
The 10th annual Voice and Vision collaboration anonymously pairs 15 artists and 15 writers from Airdrie and surrounding communities to create pieces inspired by each other’s work. Writers begin the project with a prose or poetry piece, in any genre or style, with a 250-word limit.
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