airdrielife Magazine
Celebrating the Good Life in Airdrie
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Airdrie Mayor Peter Brown says despite the many challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, he is optimistic about what 2021 will bring.
With enhanced COVID-19 restrictions extended until Jan. 21, many Airdrie residents are getting outdoors for some recreation. But with temperatures hovering around or above zero degrees Celsius, it is important to consider ice safety when getting outside.
Chances are you have had a few crazy dreams where you have done a number of strange things, but have you ever written an entire book in them? Airdrie author Perry Logan has.
Local artist Luke Carruthers didn’t expect to gain world-wide attention with a passion project he took on after the passing of a Canadian rock legend.
A local woman says her and her family recently recovered from the COVID-19 virus and she wants to share her story to inform the public about facts they may not know.
With the provincial government’s COVID-19 restrictions in place until Jan. 12 and the excitement of the holidays behind us, chances are you may be getting a bit sick of your of always being at home. Here’s how to transform your boring backyard to a winter wonderland (and get out of the house).
For 10 years, the Airdrie company A Friend Indeed has been providing non-medical companions for seniors. They are now also providing videos of elders telling stories for their families to treasure for years after they are gone.
When an Airdrie mother was dealing with the devastation to her family brought on by her daughter's addiction to fentanyl, she felt completely alone so she created a addictions family member support group to help others in similar situations.
About 80 per cent of people have given up their New Year's resolution by February. With COVID-19, it is more important now than ever to focus on exercise and self-care. Here is a NEW YEAR acronym that will help you to refocus, find hope and achieve your goals and your 2021 New Year’s Resolutions.
Nose Creek Swim Association (NCSA) is giving back to seniors this holiday season. The group sponsored 25 citizens as part of the Seniors Secret Service, which connects Secret Santa’s with isolated people in care homes and hospitals.
