Mounties release composite sketch of sexual assault suspect
Three Hills RCMP is investigating a report of a sexual assault that occurred on a rural road near Torrington, northeast of Airdrie, on October 27. The incident happened close to Highway 27, and authorities are seeking the public's help to identify the male suspect involved.
The suspect is believed to have been driving a black or dark blue 1980s GMC truck that was missing its rearview mirror. He is described as a man between 25 and 30 years old with a fair complexion, approximately 5 feet 9 inches tall, an average build, and short hair.
Commemorate with your community: Airdrie's Remembrance Day plans
On Monday, November 11, Remembrance Day, the Airdrie Royal Canadian Legion’s Remembrance Day Ceremony will be hosted at Genesis Place (800 East Lake Boulevard Northeast).
The ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. and will end at noon, with doors opening at 9 a.m. Following the Genesis Place Ceremony, a brief ceremony will also be held at the city Cenotaph (near the Town and Country Centre).
What are other towns doing to commemorate November 11?
The Town of Crossfield will also host a ceremony at 10:30 a.m. at the Crossfield Community Center.
Jet-setting? Try set-jetting: Why fans are flocking to towns near Airdrie
A new trend is transforming travel plans across Alberta as "set-jetting" (not to be confused with jet-setting)—tourism inspired by TV shows and movies—is beginning to shape where people go. Some of those set-jetting places are near Airdrie.
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Rocky View County Tim Hortons hit in cross-province crime spree; suspect arrested
A five-month investigation led by the RCMP Southern Alberta Crime Reduction Unit (SAD CRU) culminated in the arrest of 25-year-old Joshua Elliot Moose of Medicine Hat after an alleged cross-provincial spree targeting Tim Hortons locations, including in Rocky View County.
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Update: Thunder and snow may be in store for Airdrie tonight
Airdrie is currently under a severe thunderstorm warning, with forecasts predicting rain, which may transition to light snow, with up to two centimetres of snow accumulating.
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Tuesday morning, we will see the flurries tapering off.
Update: Neighbouring county is under a severe weather warning and it's not what you might think
A previous severe weather warning issued for Mountain View County on Monday evening has ended. A severe thunderstorm warning remains in place for Airdrie and surrounding areas.
Before, residents near Sundre in Mountain View County were warned to brace for intense weather conditions, as a severe thunderstorm warning had been issued for the area.
According to Environment and Climate Change Canada, meteorologists were tracking a severe thunderstorm capable of producing hail up to the size of a nickel.
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Mountain View County elects new councillor, re-elects leadership
The official results of Mountain View County's (MVC) by-election have been revealed. Tiffany Nixon has been elected as Division 4 Councillor.
Last week, MVC announced that a total of 349 votes were cast in the By-Election, with the following results:
- Sean LaBrie: 158
- Tiffany Nixon: 191
Division 4 voters had two chances to cast their ballots; advance voting took place at Melvin Hall on October 9 and Bergen Hall on October 10. On October 16, the By-Election Voting Day was held.
Didsbury Fire Department looking to add new members
The Didsbury Fire Department has opened up applications as they are looking to add to their number of firefighters.
Kyle Leeson, Deputy Fire Chief for the Didsbury Fire Department, talked about opening up the recruitment process.
"We are looking for dedicated members of the community, you must live within five miles of the fire station so you are able to respond to a call quickly. We also provide all the necessary training for them to become a volunteer firefighter."