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Seniors in Airdrie are poised for a fun-filled week of activities to celebrate Seniors Week June 5-11.

As the anticipation builds, locals are eagerly preparing for the multiple activities that will be on display, a highlight of which is the annual Pete Knight Days Parade.

Our country is proudly multicultural. As Canadians, we come from a wide range of races, religions, and nations, all of which makes for a diverse population and many opportunities to celebrate.

Copithorne said their international recognition has elevated the status of CL Ranch and helped put Alberta on the Hollywood map on a much bigger scale.

After plenty of discussion, the board ultimately passed a $318.2 million budget, which will now be submitted to Alberta Education for final approval.

This year’s campaign had over 65 volunteers, who put in 207 hours of help collectively to put frosting shaped as a smiley face on the cookies and package them up for consumers to purchase for $1.50 each.

The Royal Canadian International Circus is performing nightly shows in Balzac for the next three weeks, showcasing acrobatic stunts and impressive coordination. The performances take place in a big tent outside of CrossIron Mills mall.

For the fourth consecutive year, local Airdrie bird watcher Andrew Hart spent his Victoria Day weekend with his binoculars pointed upward, on the lookout for the many bird species that inhabit the city.

After a noon lunch, the event's highlight will be Mayor Brown's State of the City Address, which is scheduled to take place from 12:30- 1:30 p.m.

George McDougall High School's Class of 2023 celebrated their impending graduation during a convocation ceremony at Genesis Place Recreation Centre on May 26.