Local News

The City of Airdrie is asking local businesses for their input on the economy and commercial services this month. A survey will be used to collect information on a number of topics related to the business- environment.

City staff provided council with an update on Airdrie Transit, Feb. 7. The information, in conjunction with feedback from the public in an open house in late February, will be used to make changes to the bus routes.

Outgoing Premier Ed Stelmach said new schools for Airdrie and Chestermere are “in the works,” Feb. 7.

There are several universal constants in life: The daily sunrise and sunset; the changing seasons; death and taxes; and unfortunately, left-wing politicians alleging that conservative-minded individuals are ‘right-wing extremists with a hidden agenda

Residents in Big Springs asked the City to close down an off-leash park in their neighbourhood, Feb. 7. Homeowner Karin Venables lives beside the off-leash park and she calls it a “sewer.

On Jan. 21, the Airdrie RCMP responded to a call of a sexual assault involving a female youth.

A resident’s concerns have prompted the City to improve service and better inform citizens about sidewalk maintenance plans. Bob Nelles brought the issue forward at the Nov. 15 and Feb.

Airdrie-Chestermere MLA Rob Anderson told the Rotary Club that he is more optimistic about politics in the province than he has been since he started his career. On Feb.

Airdrie-Chestermere MLA Rob Anderson told the Airdrie Rotary Club that he is more optimistic about politics in the province than he has been since he started his career. On Feb.

There are several universal constants in life: The daily sunrise and sunset; the changing seasons; death and taxes; and unfortunately, left-wing politicians alleging that conservative-minded individuals are ‘right-wing extremists with a hidden agenda