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Dear editor, Airdrie now has a population of more than 70,000 people, and is one of the fastest growing cities in Alberta. Despite this, if one of our residents is in need of respiratory care, hemodialysis, surgical services, or obstetrics, they must make the trek into Calgary.

Dear editor, It looks like the idea of a bike path connecting Airdrie to Calgary is going to be looked at. May I point out to those involved that we live on the prairies, which is not a mild and temperate climate. If a right of way does exist, would it not be put to better use building a light rail or bus rapid transit (BRT) route?

Step right up, come one come all, make time in your busy schedule during a pandemic to vote in an election that solved absolutely nothing.

As the first day of fall drops on us like the leaves parachuting from the trees in our prairie-based city, it’s a good time to think of the books you might want to snuggle up with over the coming months. But what if you have difficulty reading print due to visual, physical, or learning disabilities? Well, APL offers some very cool services for people with vision disabilities.

Dear editor, The recent column, "Wake me up when September ends," quite honestly appealed to me. But having the media and others persistently pronouncing judgment on people who have chosen not to be vaccinated in the past few months has prompted me to respond to the article.

The proverbial writ has dropped for the upcoming council elections in north Rocky View County’s municipalities.

Colleen Kahut-Seminuk is making extravagant spreads of treats and cakes for the furry friends of Langdon and surrounding areas as a way to express her love of animals and pay tribute to her beloved cat, Malibu.

The Airdrie Techmation Thunder’s 2021-22 season got off to a mixed start on Sept. 17 and 18, with the junior B team recording a loss and a win in their opening slate of Heritage Junior Hockey League (HJHL) fixtures.