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The Welcoming Airdrie organizing committee is seeking bilingual volunteers to help new Canadians adjust to life in Airdrie.

According to Lutz, raising the flags is significant to the community and is an important gesture to acknowledge the agreement that was made with the Treaty 7 members.

“We have loved getting to know all of this incredible community, and from the bottom of our hearts, we thank you so much for the support. We would not have lasted five years if it wasn’t for you.”

“We’re not doing it for fame or for money, we’re just doing it because we love what we do. We want to see a better society, a better tomorrow for our children,” Ilochonwu said.

When the episode with Mila and Luca is about to air later this season, Ricioppo said she plans to host a private viewing party at her home in Airdrie with some of her friends and family.

PHOTOS: There was a good turnout for the Creekside Yarn Fest at Airdrie's Town and Country Centre on Jan. 21.

Here at Airdrie Public Library (APL), part of our mission is to provide free-of-charge access to literacy materials and programming.

Jackson is hoping the club can regain its pre-COVID momentum with an infusion of new enthusiastic club members this year.

Through a post on their Facebook page on Jan. 19, staff from L'École des Petits Amis announced this year will be the preschool's last. 

"Any community is going to have a few people who step up and really try to make a difference and make the city a better place to live in," said Jack Lumley, another co-founder of the 100 Airdrie Men group. "Keith was absolutely one of those guys."