airdrielife Magazine
Celebrating the Good Life in Airdrie
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With work being done from home or temporarily on hold; recreation centres, libraries, entertainment venues being closed and limited access to dine-in restaurants, we are at our homes for every meal, cleaning more often and spending more time in our yards. The time to live more sustainably is now.
The 4-H on Parade event may have been cancelled but the organization’s spirit of giving back to the community is stronger than ever.
A local artist and art teacher has decided to help residents fill their time with free Facebook Live art classes for people of all ages.
The City of Airdrie has launched a business support program designed to connect Airdrie businesses with service experts and advisors during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 2020 Airdrie Farmers Market is set to open on schedule but with a few changes in accordance with Alberta Health Services (AHS) restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A local country artist isn’t letting the COVID-19 pandemic stop him from sharing his music with fans. Brandon Lorenzo is bringing his smooth style to residents’ computer through live social media concerts so people who are staying home during the pandemic can still get their fix.
According to ucalgary.ca, quality is often more important than quantity and selecting educational programming and games can have small beneficial effects on children’s language skills.
The Alberta Chamber of Commerce (ACC) is encouraging Airdrie businesses to take part in a Relaunch Pulse Survey on their website. The 18-question survey is designed to collect insights and inform government to help business mitigate impacts of COVID-19 as well as to reopen and operate safely.
Canada’s largest non-profit, urban agricultural farm has been relocated to Range Rd293A in Balzac. Grow Calgary was founded in 2013 and is committed to achieving food security through local production and donates all produce to food access charities.
Staff at North Rocky View Community Links want the residents of Airdrie and the surrounding communities to know that help is available to them during this difficult time.
