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Airdrie, AB

Located just north of Calgary, Airdrie, Alberta has become one of the fastest growing communities in the country and if you live in Airdrie, you can understand why. With housing prices more favourable than in Calgary, a lower cost of living and growing job opportunities, people are flocking to Airdrie for a better quality of life. In addition to booming employment, the city of Airdrie provides major incentives to business owners thus prompting an influx of enterprising and ambitious city dwellers to move to the city.

Airdrie is also an extremely popular choice for many young families, who move to this tiny city to raise their families in one of the city’s safe and harmonious communities. Housing costs in Airdrie are relatively low and with new developments coming up in the city, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Most residents with young children opt for the areas of Airdrie Meadows, Big Springs or King’s Heights. Rocky View Schools run public schools in Airdrie and the Calgary catholic School District operates three Catholic schools as well. Airdrie has seen major redevelopment works in recent years and with that the number of parks, playgrounds, water parks, sports fields and parklands has increased, giving residents access to a wide range of activities. Additionally, you’ll find all the big name brand stores like Costco, Walmart and Superstore. Smaller businesses and family run restaurants still thrive, thereby giving residents the perfect combination of convenience and character.

There are also many festivals that Airdrie hosts annually, which you must visit to get an authentic feel of the city’s warm and tight-knit community atmosphere. The Airdrie Festival of Lights during Christmas time is very popular with residents. For those with young children, the Canada Day Parade and Airdrie Family Fall Fair are a must see. Nose Creek Park is a must visit for those who enjoy nature. The park has beautiful trails and is perfect for walking, biking, or simply lounging around in the sunshine with friends and family.