airdrielife Magazine
Celebrating the Good Life in Airdrie
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A situation involving an unlucky baby goat and a polar vortex that could have ended in tragedy unpredictably resulted in an opportunity to raise money for a worthy local cause.
Julia Bleichert, 19, is a graduate of W.H. Croxford High School, but she’s not wondering what to do with the rest of her life. Bleichert has been charting a career in dance, acting and singing from the age of three.
Camile Ellis came up with the idea to create a children’s book that teaches kids about nouns while watching her friend struggle to impart the concept to her young son.
Our local fashion boutiques have loads of new looks to keep you styling all season long.
We have three teams each bringing their own compelling reasons to participate and cheer each other on. In this issue we introduce you to our challengers and get an assessment of their starting status as we get ready to cheer them on for the next 12 weeks.
Leash lesson - Hey, Airdrie junior dog walkers: we see you walking with your puppies and rescues, helping your parents and being responsible. It’s refreshing to see such good handlers in the making. Here are some tips!
No snow shovels required - Footprint of simple, carefree senior Living
Communication and compassion are key - Although we are all thrilled with the prospect of “getting back to normal” after a year-and-a-half of COVID-induced lockdowns and uncertainty, the end of restrictions creates another kind of stress and anxiety for us all.
Airdrians love Halloween and last year everyone upped their game to give kids (and kids at heart) an escape from reality. Last fall we sent photographer Sergei Belski out to explore and his (then) eight-year-old son Oliver provided us with some good insight.
From shawarma to sushi to curry, Airdrie doesn’t disappoint when it comes to global flavours, and no eight-hour flight required. Here’s just a sample of what our restaurant-rich community has to offer.
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