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Starting this May, the Airdrie City View is introducing some new monthly features, including Qs with the View with Scott Strasser – a monthly Q&A series. This new series will feature informal interviews with long-time local residents, business owners, charity directors, coaches and more.

Local Airdrie bakery Skyefire Bakery is set to be featured in the upcoming season of Food Network Canada’s Project Bakeover.

With the help of a few of his farm animal friends, Allen the Alpaca has been bringing smiles to Airdronians’ faces since his rise to stardom last summer.

Airdrie skateboarders may have a Grade 7 student to thank for bringing the need for a second local skate park to City council’s attention.

Airdrie City council approved a request on May 3 brought forward by Airdrie Housing Limited (AHL) for a project aimed at turning a local Super 8 Motel into affordable housing units for residents.

For the last three weeks, Airdrie’s Muslim community has been observing Ramadan – the holiest month in the Islamic faith.

Alberta NDP leader Rachel Notley was in Airdrie on April 23, and the Airdrie City View editorial team had the opportunity to interview the former premier at Nose Creek Regional Park.

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been felt across the business community in Airdrie, and the re-establishment of government restrictions on April 7 has led to another restaurant casualty.

An informational presentation to Airdrie City council April 6 recommended increased cemetery fees, along with the potential of expanding cemetery space to accommodate demand.