Airdrie

One adult was transported to the hospital in non-life-threatening condition after emergency crews responded to the Edmonton Trail S.E. area Tuesday evening, according to Alberta Health Services.

In an email to Discover Airdrie, an AHS spokesperson confirmed the individual was taken to the hospital shortly before 6:00 p.m. EMS did not have additional scene information.

A line of dialogue in the Season 2 finale of The Last of Us has Alberta back in the spotlight — this time, in-universe.

In a clip posted by advocacy group Keep Alberta Rolling on May 26, two characters in the HBO series refer to Alberta during a conversation about Jackson, Wyoming, and a travelling trade group. The exchange contains no visual spoilers.

Calgary police have confirmed that the motorcade activity seen across the city in recent weeks is tied to escort training for the upcoming G7 Summit, scheduled to take place in Kananaskis from June 13 to 15.

In a May 27 social media post, CPS wrote:

"Hey Calgary! We've seen clips & photos of the motorcades circulating on social media & thought you should hear directly from Insp. Patterson."

Airdrie residents can expect a hot, dry summer with a significant risk of wildfires and poor air quality, according to The Weather Network’s 2025 Summer Forecast released Wednesday.

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The city of Airdrie is relaunching the Downtown Incentives Program.

This keeps up the downtown revitalization trend, which, according to the city, saw 21 bids approved for a $1.52 million reinvestment in the city's centre.

Adena Malyk, the downtown revitalization coordinator for the City of Airdrie, explained that the bylaw for the revitalization was passed back in September of 2022, with the province of Alberta approving Airdrie for the Community Revitalization Levy (CRL) shortly after in December.

At the latest Rocky View Schools (RVS) Board of Trustees meeting, the trustees made some changes to the 2025/26 school calendar.

According to RVS, the changes to the calendar are to accommodate Kindergarten students better and to provide options intended to decrease the anxiety some students may experience over the start of the school year.

These changes will apply to all school calendars moving forward:

Cremona’s Grade 7–9 band returned from the national music festival with a gold award for their performance.

Alex Hutcheon, Cremona School’s band director, shared that this finish signifies an achievement of excellence in all aspects of the band’s performance.

Canada Post on Wednesday laid out its "final offers" to the union representing 55,000 workers after negotiations resumed Wednesday morning, as tensions run high over the future of the beleaguered institution.

Included in the proposal are an end to compulsory overtime, a signing bonus of $1,000 for urban employees and $500 for rural and suburban ones, cost-of-living payments that are triggered at a lower inflation threshold.

Parliament gets back to work Wednesday with a new Speaker, a new prime minister and plenty of new faces in the House of Commons.

Speaker Francis Scarpaleggia will preside over the House of Commons for the first time today, while his office has confirmed that all 343 members of Parliament have now been sworn in.

Roughly a third of those MPs, including Prime Minister Mark Carney, were elected for the first time in April and will face their first question period today.

A 34-year-old woman from Lake Louise has died after falling while skiing in the backcountry near Moraine Lake.

Parks Canada received a report at 7 a.m. on Tuesday, May 27, of a skier who had fallen a considerable distance, according to an RCMP statement.

Visitor Safety Specialists with Parks Canada responded to the call. The skier was extracted by a long line with support from Alpine Helicopters.

STARS air ambulance also responded, but the woman was pronounced dead at the scene. RCMP confirmed she was a resident of Lake Louise.