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It may be a little late, but April showers appear to be on the horizon at last.

State & Main is partnering with Airdrie Health Foundation to support the "Pregnancy & Beyond Program."

Man who allegedly committed arson in Kings Heights on April 11 seeking to be released on bail to Salmon Arm, B.C.

Bike sales are back at the Recycle Depot. Adult bikes are $20, and youth bikes $10. Card payments only—no cash. Details at www.airdrie.ca/bikesale . Donating a bike? Drop off bikes (in good working condition) at the Recycle Depot.

A witness recorded a video of the tornado as it developed beneath a rapidly developing storm cell.

AHS lists 17 breaches of the Public Health Act, including garbage and debris throughout the home, non functioning utilities, and damage to the building.

An Alberta court held a supervisor accountable on April 11 for the oversight that led to Habtom Abraha’s death in 2019, convicting him of failing to take necessary precautions to protect the construction worker in Airdrie.

Using groundbreaking rapid testing devices and an innovative community-involved project, University of Alberta researchers are hoping to bend the curve of syphilis infections.

“Our government will continue to protect the integrity of our elections and make sure voting is accessible for all Albertans who are Canadian citizens,” McIver said.

Alberta's rural leaderships say they are being actively undermined by Bill 20, and vow to "not sit back and take it."