airdrielife Magazine
Celebrating the Good Life in Airdrie
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Nose Creek Valley Museum recently reopened their doors to visitors after being shut down for four months due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With displays on everything from wildlife, First Nation tools and weapons, military memorabilia, antique farm machinery and more, it is an interesting experience.
The Airdrie of Chamber of Commerce board of directors recently made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Airdrie Home & Lifestyle Show due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The organizers of the long-established local charity Stephen’s Backpacks say they have to work three times as hard for a third of the donations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Students in Grade 4 to 12 in Rocky View Schools will be required to wear face masks when they return to school in September.
The free time brought on by social isolation of the pandemic helped a local teen children’s author and illustrator finish her second book.
The Supplies 4 Success program has helped ensure that students from low-income families in Airdrie and North Rocky View have what they require to succeed in school for the past 18 years. Click to learn how you can help.
It can be hard to know what to say or do to give support to your loved ones who are going through infertility or infant loss. Airdrie company Hope Anchors is here to help make that question of “what do I do?” a bit less daunting.
City Council decided that face masks will not be made mandatory in Airdrie during a special meeting on July 28.
Airdrie’s Project Linus is getting back to what the charitable organization does best – giving blankets to children in need.
Rocky View Schools (RVS) will welcome students back to class in September. The Government of Alberta announced on July 21 that all Kindergarten to Grade 12 students will re-enter school this fall under Scenario 1: in-school learning with class resuming at near-normal operations and health measures.
