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Despite hopes of offering an event later this year, the Airdrie Chamber of Commerce (ACC) has officially announced the cancellation of the 2020 Home & Lifestyle Show.

It has been said that everything is designed but not all things are designed well. We’ve all experienced that disappointing moment when a product you purchased turns out to not be exactly as advertised; it’s easy to feel ripped off.

With mass public gatherings still limited as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Muslims in Airdrie found new ways to observe one of Islam’s most important annual holidays over the August long weekend.

Iron Horse Park’s miniature train chugged out 160 rides on its reopening day. The children-friendly theme park – located just off 8 Street – opened for the first time this year Aug.

It had been three weeks since Tandy and Brian Balson handed over the keys to their new apartment. Posted on their two-bedroom apartment door was a large “Extreme Home Makeover” sign. It was time for the big reveal.

A new program from Bert Church LIVE Theatre (BCLT) will allow Airdrie’s youth to unpack a performance in their very own homes.

If you’ve been to Nose Creek Regional Park recently, you might have noticed laminated sheets of paper zip-tied to the light standards following the path that snakes through the park.

A new podcast has emerged to celebrate Airdrie’s vibrant arts community. Bert Church LIVE Theatre (BCLT) is producing the podcast, which is called 948-ARTS.

With bicycles becoming a popular, economical way to get around during the summer, cyclists should remember to practice safe riding. "We're seeing a rise in bicycle usage," said Cst. Jason Sherbo of the Airdrie RCMP.