airdrielife Magazine
Celebrating the Good Life in Airdrie
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The Airdrie Public Library’s (APL) 8th annual Voice & Vision Collaboration (VVC) paired local artists and writers together to create pieces inspired by each other’s work.
The Airdrie and District Agricultural Society’s annual Art of the Harvest takes place Saturday, Sept.16 at the Ag Society’s land located on Range Road 14 just west of Airdrie on Big Springs Road.
Lisa Tschritter knows a great art project when she sees one. So, when the Bert Church High School art teacher stumbled across the work of Calgary-based artist Scott Clark at a festival booth last year it was a ‘no-brainer’ that she connect with him to collaborate with students on a major artwork.
It can be a little tricky putting together the Men We Admire feature, as these local lads don’t do all the great things they do for any kind or awards or recognition, they do it simply because giving back is in their nature.
In this new ongoing feature, we visit new Airdronians to see what brought them to our fair city and how they’re liking things so far. With Airdrie growing at a rate of close to 5,000 people every year, there’s no shortage of new neighbours to choose from.
Small in stature, yet immense in performance, Chad "The Monster" Anheliger has literally fought his way to the top of the mixed martial arts (MMA) world.
Water is one of our most precious resources and conserving it is essential for both our environment and our wallets. With droughts becoming more common globally and Airdrie’s population growing - the average Airdrie resident used 254 litres of water per day in 2022.
On February 17, 2020, John Langeneau got the call that’s every parent’s worst nightmare – his 19-year-old son, Kalix, wasn’t coming home. Though the first hours and days were difficult, the family stood strong, with John and his wife, Betina Fillion, making the decision to honour Kalix’s memory.
Being the face of Airdrie’s Urgent Care is something she’s met with open arms. She thrives on the continued challenge of providing the best care she can for people on what could be the worst days of their lives. She empathizes with her patients.
Staff at the Airdrie Addiction and Mental Health Clinic have a motto – “Outreach makes it happen.”
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