Massive First Nations golf tournament to be held in Ponoka
A bit of history is expected to be made in the central Alberta town of Ponoka next week.
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'That's the world I'm still quite connected to': Bashaw siblings return home to restore mural
Two artists and siblings have returned to their hometown of Bashaw, Alta., to restore a mural and reconnect with the community.
Red Deer Polytechnic to offer 4 new programs this fall
Red Deer Polytechnic will be offering two more degrees and two more diplomas this upcoming fall
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Clean electricity Red Deer College project wins provincial award
Students from Red Deer College were the winners of the Capstone Project of the Year award.
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Red Deer to host pop-up spray parks throughout summer
To help keep families and kids cool, the City of Red Deer is once again hosting pop-up spray parks in neighbourhoods across the city.
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Dyson vacuum stolen from thrift store in Red Deer: RCMP
RCMP are investigating after a male stole a Dyson vacuum from a receiving area of a thrift store in Red Deer.
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Red Deer podcasters hosting city-wide treasure hunt
A local podcast is hosting a city-wide treasure hunt to celebrate Red Deer.
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Fire inspections lead to fines for two affordable housing complexes in Red Deer, Alta.
The operator of two affordable housing complexes in Red Deer faces fines for multiple safety code violations.
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COVID-19 walk-in clinic open to Red Deer youth as of July 2
Twelve to 17-year-olds in Red Deer can get a COVID-19 shot without an appointment starting July 2.
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Red Deer's city rec centres open next week
Starting next month, Red Deer’s city recreation facilities will be open to the public.
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Central Alberta car dealership facing thousands in damage after break-in
A car dealership in Rocky Mountain House is dealing with tens of thousands of dollars in damage after a thief stole a pick-up truck from inside the building.
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COVID-19 in Alberta: 134 new cases as leading indicators continue to trend in wrong direction
Active cases now stand at 1,173, the highest mark since near the end of June.
STARS takes youth to Stollery in 'critical condition' after crash: EPS
Two women and a youth were taken to hospital after a crash in the southeast part of Edmonton, one of them was transported by STARS Air Ambulance to the Stollery Children’s Hospital.
'We're not being heard': Calls to be included in search for unmarked graves
The descendants of a First Nations band near Edmonton are calling on Ottawa to include them in the search for unmarked graves.
Calling for mandatory masks in schools when children return in September
Students are set to return to classes in September, without a requirement to wear masks at school.
'Everybody has the opportunity to be educated': Country Club pulls picture after public backlash
The Glendale Golf and Country Club has apologized for reposting a picture of a foursome who wore shirts at a golf tournament that read "Drunk Wives Matter," in reference to the Black Lives Matter slogan.
Woman’s death no longer deemed suspicious: police
Edmonton police have determined the death of a woman earlier in July is not suspicious.
Stampede not a super-spreader event: AHS
The Calgary Stampede wasn't the super-spreader event people feared it might be, according to a statement released by the Stampede Tuesday.
'A bit of a crisis summer for us': Foster-based animal rescue seeing uptick in surrenders
Summer is normally a busy time for animal rescues and shelters, but one foster-based organization is having a hard time keeping up with demand this year.
Trucker sentenced to more than 12 years for manslaughter in woman's Edmonton hotel death
Bradley Barton was convicted in February in the manslaughter of Cindy Gladue, a 36-year-old Metis and Cree woman, who died in his room at the Yellowhead Inn in June 2011.
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Cases climbing? B.C.'s COVID-19 update reveals 150 more people tested positive in last 24 hours
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