airdrielife Magazine
Celebrating the Good Life in Airdrie
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This year our annual Ones to Watch feature focuses on ten young adults excelling in the arts. Nominated by their teachers, they are ready to take the world by storm through their music, acting, films, illustrations and so much more.
It’s a municipal election year in Alberta and as the big day approaches for us here in Airdrie, there are a few things each voter must keep in mind before they head to the polls.
The Circle for Indigenous Relations, Airdrie & Area (CFIRAirdrie) is a grassroots community-driven initiative that is bringing Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples together.
The answer to the age-old question of which came first, the chicken or the egg, may be closer at hand than you think.
Check back in on profiles for all those running in the 2021 municipal election.
Airdrie resident Chris Ratzlaff has been driving into weather conditions that most people would turn away from for more than a decade.
In the early days of its inception pickleball was the Rodney Dangerfield of sport – it didn’t get much respect.
Airdrie BMX rider Nico Diaz isn’t afraid to push himself to get results on a provincial and national level.
When the organizers of Airdrie’s inaugural Pride event in 2019 saw more than 2,000 people come to Nose Creek Park to stand in solidarity, they could have never imagined that it would be the only in-person celebration of gay rights for the next two years.
Have you ever wanted to be a better public speaker?
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