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No matter how you prepare your bone broth soup, I hope you too will discover the health benefits of this liquid health elixir.

Here at Airdrie Public Library (APL), we’re big on imagination, in fact, it’s part of our mission statement to inspire imagination among library users.

“I think the way he fought this horrific disease was a real-life superhero story that everyone could draw inspiration from,” Ryan's friend Jacob Cathcart said said.

David said it’s important that pet owners provide their furry friends with check-ups. The free clinic aims to alleviate stress and to foster a bond between the owner and their pet.

Local teacher Dan Nelles has been chosen as the Alberta NDP candidate in Airdrie-East for next spring’s provincial election. Nelles’ candidacy confirmation was held at Nose Creek Museum on Nov. 20.

According to Brendan McCashin, vice president of Genesis Land Development, more than 150 people attended the inaugural Bright Lights 2022 event, with approximately 33,000 lights installed on the various bridges across the canals network.

According to Neufeld, this year’s legacy project was inspired by the disconnection and isolation felt by many students and the public at large during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Airdrie RCMP have charged two youth, both residents of Calgary, with two counts each of assault with a weapon, and mischief over $5,000. An additional charge of obstruction was laid on one of the males.

An business owner is citing the City of Airdrie's bureaucratic processes as a reason behind her storefront's recent closure – a claim City officials are refuting.

It wasn't the outcome they hoped for, but 10 student-athletes from St. Martin de Porres High School still enjoyed a rare opportunity on Nov. 14, competing in the Calgary high-school football league's Division 2B championship game. As St.