In May, Environment Canada issued a rainfall warning for parts of Rocky View County near Airdrie and Crossfield, with ...

Last week, Airdrie Cochrane MLA Peter Guthrie announced that the Alberta Party now has a new name. In a social media post, he announced that the party he leads is now called the Progressive Tory Party ...

Residents in Airdrie can expect a mix of snow and cold temperatures heading into Christmas, with conditions gradually improving toward the end of the week. A weather system moving north from the ...

In early December 2025, Cochrane RCMP’s Crime Reduction Unit was notified by Correctional Service Canada that 28-year-old ...

The U17 AAA Airdrie Avalanche are right in the mix heading into the Christmas break. They currently sit seventh in the South Division standings with 21 points. With that being said, a total of four ...

Last week, Pioneer Acres announced that it is receiving some funding from Rocky View County (RVC). According to Pioneer Acres, RVC's Recreation Governance Committee approved Pioneer Acres for a ...

The federal government is planning to release a strategy on men's and boys' health in the new year, something advocates have long called for to address issues that prevent men from getting the care ...

This year has been marked by economic upheaval, global conflict and climate change-induced natural disasters, and only a third of Canadians are optimistic things will get better in 2026, a new Leger ...

An extreme speeding incident in northern Alberta put renewed focus on road safety concerns in April, as improving driving conditions typically lead to higher speeds and increased risk on provincial ...

Winter in Alberta is never subtle, and last Wednesday’s snow event was a reminder of just how quickly conditions can change.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith was at a meet and greet event yesterday in Airdrie. The event saw a handful of Airdronians and ...

Local communities are reminding residents to renew their pet licenses with the new year just around the corner. The Town of Crossfield and Didsbury both took to social media to remind their residents.