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When good friends Kyle and Dave decided to build a business around the beer they loved, they had no idea that their first location would only be open for four hours before the pandemic shut them down.

It is getting colder out there, so many homeowners have started preparing their houses for winter by improving overall insulation and making big or small home renovations. 

The weather grows colder and the snow is starting to fly, but that doesn’t mean you have to tuck yourself away indoors. There are plenty of fun ways to explore Strathcona County this winter, giving you and your family something wonderful to do every day.

Being community minded, Airdrie Carpet Cleaning supports a variety of local children’s related clubs, camps and causes and takes part in Air 106.1 FM’s Discover Airdrie Auction. 

“The community should have a voice in important decisions, like which programs and services we invest in,” says Rocky View County Mayor Don Kochan. “When residents communicate how they want tax dollars spent, they bring their voice and influence to County decisions, and that is important to us.”

HearingLife provides the services and products Canadians need to maintain and improve their hearing. With over 100 products in their online shop, clinics coast to coast and easy access to help via phone, email, chatbot and callback requests, taking care of your hearing has never been easier.

Looking for an innovative and flexible approach to education to support home-based education your child’s way? If so, it’s time to discover ursa.

Third Academy is an independent school for students that need more help to succeed in their learning than can be offered in a conventional classroom. We serve families with students with special education needs from every community in Calgary and beyond. Each student has an individualized program plan, designed to build on their strengths while focusing on their area of need. We have been in operation for 26 years, now, with East and a West Calgary campus.

These days of inflation have caused many people to re-evaluate what is a want and what is a need. However, when it comes to hearing loss, far too many Canadians are willing to put the help they need on the back burner. This is a mistake.

For some, hearing loss means struggling to hear background noise. For others, it is being nearly completely shut out from the sounds around them. For many, help is available. It is a matter of reaching out to reconnect with the world.