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• November begins with weather advisory for Airdrie

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The Grey Eagle Resort and Casino’s upcoming Collective Soul show on Sunday, November 10, is officially SOLD OUT! But don't worry—thanks to the Air 106, you still have a shot at being there!

With hits like Shine, December, Heavy, and The World I Know, it's not surprising that these are a hot ticket, so here's how you can be at the show on us! 

Starting now and all next week, you can enter to win a pair of tickets to see Collective Soul live at the Grey Eagle Resort and Casino!! To enter, simply text "SOUL" to (403) 212-1061 to get your name in the draw.

With another year of trick-or-treating over, Airdrie residents may be wondering what to do with their leftover candy. A local organization is eager to take it off your hands and out of your candy bowls—all for a good cause.

The Happy Birthday Project, a Calgary-based charity, collects extra Halloween treats to create birthday gift bags for children and mothers in crises. These bags are delivered to families experiencing hardship, including those in foster care or shelters.

Winter is only 50 days away, and Airdrie's forecast for the first week of November is not showing any hint of snow, but that may change.

According to the Farmer's Almanac, this month will bring chilly and unsettled weather.

"The Prairies will feel more winter-like, with very cold temperatures likely," the almanac predicts.

Notable weather dates include the week of November 8-11, when heavy snowfall could hit the Prairies and Quebec, followed by frigid conditions. 

Here's a breakdown of what the almanac is predicting this month:  

As Airdrie’s Neuron e-scooter season concluded yesterday, riders covered 51,300 kilometres on the city's e-scooters in 2024. 

With an average trip distance of 2.52 kilometres and a duration of just over 13 minutes, the e-scooters offered a convenient mode of transportation and recreation for residents and visitors.

Environment Canada's earlier fog advisory for the Rocky View County area, including Airdrie and Crossfield, has ended. 

Despite the advisory ending, there is potential for more foggy conditions this evening. According to local forecasts, fog patches may be developing overnight.

Motorists are urged to continue to use caution on the roads. 

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If you've been practicing your award-winning acceptance speech in the mirror, here’s some exciting news: your being on the big screen dreams could be one step closer. A casting director in the local area is currently hiring plenty of extras.

A local casting director in Calgary is seeking new faces for projects filming this Autumn and Winter, according to Keep Alberta Rolling, which was announced on social media.

According to the post, the extras are wanted for major films and television shows.

If you have been looking for an extra hour of sleep, you will be getting it this weekend.

It’s that time of year again; Alberta clocks will turn back an hour early Sunday morning (Saturday night), as 2 a.m. becomes 1 a.m. That extra hour of sleep should help make up for the one we lost earlier in the year!

Airdrie's Fire Department (AFD) advises that while checking your household electronics clocks, take a moment to check your smoke alarms to ensure they’re working properly.

Maureen Anderson lost both her sons to their overseas service in the Canadian Army, even if they died years later and a continent away from the hot dust and violence of the Afghanistan war.

Growing up, Ron Anderson was more serious, “a little fighter,” his mother recalls. His younger brother Ryan was quieter, softer. Both joined the military before they finished high school, already certain of what their career paths would be.

“My boys were very kind to me, and I miss them terribly,” Anderson said in an interview this week from her home in Oromocto, N.B. 

Mounties have dismantled what they say is the largest, most sophisticated illicit drug "superlab" in Canada that had been acting as a "supermarket" for organized crime. 

Police say the lab mass produced and distributed the powerful opioid fentanyl and methamphetamine across Canada and internationally.

David Teboul, assistant commissioner with the RCMP's Pacific region, told a news conference Thursday that dismantling the lab “undoubtedly saved thousands of lives in Canada and abroad.”