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Anna Ferensowicz

Anna Ferensowicz

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News Reporter, DiscoverAirdrie

Calgary

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Environmental Protection, Sustainability , Events , More, Plant Based Diets, Hyperlocal News , Dogs

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  • Airdrie’s fourth fire station: Built to last 50+ years, construction date confirmed

    By Anna Ferensowicz| DiscoverAirdrie@ Construction on the city's fourth fire station, the Highland Park Fire Station and Training Centre, will begin in May, with the official groundbreaking ceremony set for May 12, council heard Tuesday. "This is a good news day today for us," said Fire Chief Mike Pirie during a detailed update from the design team. The new facility is being built to meet post-disaster construction standards. It will serve as an emergency response hub and training centre for the city's northeast quadrant.

    By Anna Ferensowicz · DiscoverAirdrie

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • AHS: Measles case prompts public warning of potential exposures in Calgary region

    By Anna Ferensowicz| DiscoverAirdrie@ On Tuesday, Alberta Health Services (AHS) said a confirmed case of measles in the Calgary Zone has led to possible public exposures in Canmore, Banff and Calgary. "This case has been in public settings in Canmore, Banff and Calgary while infectious," AHS added. Individuals who were in the following locations during the specified dates and times may have been exposed to measles:April 6 — CanmoreSave-On-Foods, 950 Railway Ave.

    By Anna Ferensowicz · DiscoverAirdrie

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Airdrie’s fourth fire station: Built to last 50+ years, construction date confirmed

    By Anna Ferensowicz| DiscoverAirdrie@ Construction on the city's fourth fire station, the Highland Park Fire Station and Training Centre, will begin in May, with the official groundbreaking ceremony set for May 12, council heard Tuesday. "This is a good news day today for us," said Fire Chief Mike Pirie during a detailed update from the design team. The new facility is being built to meet post-disaster construction standards. It will serve as an emergency response hub and training centre for the city's northeast quadrant.

    By Anna Ferensowicz · DiscoverAirdrie

    Apr. 15, 2025

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The Alberta government is still asking that large gatherings or events in the province be cancelled. So for the second year in a row, that means The Shamrock Shimmy will not be going ahead.

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