Red Deer Polytechnic not among Alta. post-secondary institutions to require vaccine proof
Red Deer Polytechnic (RDP) is not among the several Alberta post-secondary institutions that will require all students, staff, and visitors to be vaccinated.
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Police want to speak to witnesses of a Tuesday crash in Red Deer in which a 68-year-old pedestrian died.
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Schools in Afghanistan built by Central Alberta non-profit closed after Taliban takeover
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UCP government 'the most incompetent' he's seen, Calgary's mayor says
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