Rocky View News

The Airdrie Air Park played host to a special moment in BMX history last summer. On Aug.

The Arcadia Café in Beiseker opened its doors to dine-in customers Jan. 27, joining a growing list of small businesses in Alberta that are defying public health orders and business restrictions.

Active COVID-19 cases show a positive trend of decreasing as 90 active have been reported.

Chestermere residents will be able to receive their library cards free of charge this year, after City council approved waiving the charge in 2021.

After dissolving as a municipality on Jan. 1, the Village of Cereal has provided the parting gift of a full library for Langdon – a service the community has been hoping and waiting for.

As cases around the province have continued to drop with restrictions still in place, Airdrie has reported 102 active cases of COVID-19.

“There’s so much magic here that really needs to be incorporated in this project."

A Cochrane-based photographer’s work has cracked the top 10 in an international competition.

As restrictions remain in place, Airdrie's active cases have dropped to 102.

“As a school board of trustees we are responsible to Rocky View students first,” Baziuk said. “What this policy is not saying is that out of boundary students are not welcome— The only thing we’re saying is when a principal and an area director and a superintendent say, for all kinds of reasons, the answer needs to be no, then it’s no.”