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Activities
Parks, pathways, recreation, programs and events
- Community events
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Parks, pathways and playgrounds
- Reserve a park or greenspace
- Fire pits
- Visit a playground
- Chinook Winds Regional Park
- Northeast Regional Park
- Spray Park
- Nose Creek Regional Park
- East Lake Regional Park
- Skate Parks
- Fletcher Regional Park
- Pathways and trails
- Ed Eggerer Athletic Park
- Off-leash dog areas
- Fishing ponds
- Toboggan hills
- Outdoor fitness equipment
- Monklands Regional Park
- Recreation centre
- Swimming
- Outdoor sports and recreation
- Attractions
- Theatre, visual and performing arts centres
- Registered programs
- Fitness
- Drop-in activities
- Rentals and bookings
- Arenas
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Property
Assessment, taxes, utilities and building
- Building
- Property assessment
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Water, waste and sewer utilities
- Where your water comes from
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- Watering schedule
- Rain barrels
- Bulk water
- What not to put down toilets or drains
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- Water conservation
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- Customer service portal
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- Tree care
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Our city
Careers, projects, plans, city stats and council
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City projects and initiatives
- Downtown revitalization
- Inspire
- New SW recreation centre
- Ron Ebbesen Twin Arena mid-life upgrades
- Affordable housing
- Capital projects
- Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP)
- Northeast Regional Park
- Address-based survey and audit tools
- 40th Avenue overpass
- Small cell wireless facilities
- Sponsorship and naming opportunities
- Water meter replacements
- Developing our City
- Managing the City's finances
- Advocating for Airdrie
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Citizen engagement
- Airdrie Municipal Election
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- Municipal Census
- Filing a public petition
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- Creating recreation opportunities for Airdrie
- Involve Airdrie
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About Airdrie (stats, facts and information)
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Environmental sustainability
- Protecting our watersheds
- Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP)
- Sustainable transportation
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- Water conservation
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Transportation
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- Community support Health, social care and volunteering
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Business and investment
Permits, opportunities and support
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Why choose Airdrie for your business
- City growth trends and changes (Growth Report)
- Population growth within Airdrie
- Labour market and employment
- Housing market and projections
- Economic strategy
- Commercial/industrial real estate
- Key business industry sectors
- Affordable developments and taxes
- Construction/building permit statistics
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- Trade areas
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- Business directory
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- Bylaws and rules Learn about what's allowed in Airdrie
National Youth Week
Youth ages 12 to 17 are invited to take part in a weekend full free activities during National Youth Week!
To celebrate youth and their active participation in our community, the Airdrie Youth Engagement Strategy Advisory Committee (Airdrie YES) in partnership with the City is hosting a series of events across Airdrie during Canada's National Youth Week from May 1 to 7, 2025.
Please refer to this page for the most updated event schedule*.
| date | Activity / ORGANIZING AGENCY | Time / Location |
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| Thursday, May 1 | Youth Bingo Night with BGC Airdrie | 6 - 7:30 p.m. at BGC Airdrie, 200 East Lake Cres. NE. |
| Friday, May 2 | Teen Night at Genesis Place | 4 - 8 p.m. at Genesis Place |
| Friday, May 2 | Cold Case Files: A Library Mystery Challenge | 6 - 8:30 p.m. at the Airdrie Public Library |
| Saturday, May 3 | Real Talk with PMAST | 4 - 6:30 p.m. at Genesis Place - Rotary Room |
| Sunday, May 4 | Community Fire with Airdrie Pride | Noon - 2 p.m. at Nose Creek Park |
| Wednesday, May 7 | Festival of Colors Holi Event with Youth Airdrie | 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. at Jensen Park |
More details on these events below!
Thursday, May 1
Youth Bingo Night, 6 - 7:30 p.m.
BGC Airdrie Location: The Centre, 200 East Lake Cres. NE, Airdrie
Celebrate National Youth Week with bingo, prizes, snacks and other games! Ages 10 - 17 welcome!
Friday, May 2
Teen Night - 4 - to 8 p.m.
Location: Genesis Place - 800 East Lake Blvd NE, Airdrie
Youth ages 12 - 17, will receive free admission to Genesis Place during Teen Night. All participants must visit the check-in table and receive a wrist band. Check-in is located in the hallway in front of Gyms A and B.
Youth are invited to swim, attend open gym, use the weight rooms, and visit the Youth Resource Fair!
Learn more about these organizations at the Teen Night Youth Resource Fair:
- Airdrie Public Library
- BGC Airdrie
- Centre for Sexuality
- Closer to Home
- Community Links
- Peer Mediation & Skills Training
- Youth Volunteer Corps
Cold Case Files: A Library Mystery Challenge
Airdrie Public Library
6 - 8:30 p.m.
Join us for Cold Case Files, where you'll step into the shoes of detectives, forensic experts and puzzle solvers. You and your team will sift through realistic case files, decode cryptic clues and uncover long-buried secrets to solve a chilling mystery.
Saturday, May 3
Real Talk, 4 - 6:30 p.m.
PMAST: Peer Mediation and Skills Training
Location: Genesis Place - Rotary Room
Join us for a safe space to connect, enjoy free snacks, fun activities, prizes, a photo shoot to capture the memories and much more! No judgement, just good ol' vibes for everyone to connect.
Sunday, May 4
Community Fire, Noon - 2 p.m.
Location: Nose Creek Regional Park, Airdrie
Join the Airdrie Pride Society for a fun filled morning of marshmallow roasting and more.
Wednesday, May 7
Festival of Colors - Holi Event, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Youth Airdrie
Location: Jensen Park
Join Youth Airdrie for our youth-led Festival of Colors in celebration of India's Holi Day and International Youth Week. Wear white, bring your friends and family, and prepare to share in this joyous explosion of colour! All ages welcome.
Youth services and programs
Interested in learning more about youth services and programs in Airdrie? Check out the Youth Directory.