More than 100 gather at Alberta Legislature grounds in defiance of provincial gathering regulations
New restrictions meant to limit the spread of COVID-19 were ignored on the grounds of the Alberta Legislature on Saturday.
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Warrant issued for possibly armed and dangerous man in connection with Red Deer homicide
RCMP Major Crimes is asking for help from the public to find a man in connection with a homicide in Red Deer earlier this week.
Alberta marks another one-day record increase with 1,731 new COVID-19 cases, 5 more deaths
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A local chef and business owner is asking Premier Jason Kenney to lock down his business and others like it - citing safety and financial concerns.
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Warrant issued for possibly armed and dangerous man in connection with Red Deer homicide
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Blackfalds council has approved a mandatory face covering bylaw. Effective Nov. 30, face coverings will be mandatory in all indoor public spaces and public transportation within the town limits.
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A man’s death in Red Deer is being investigated by the RCMP Major Crimes Unit.
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Red Deer's mayor is encouraging residents to start wearing masks in all indoor public places even before the city's bylaw takes effect.
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