Man shot by Red Deer Mounties during break-and-enter call
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating the circumstances in which a Red Deer Mountie shot someone on Tuesday.
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Red Deer re-elects long-time incumbent Conservative candidates
Red Deer remained Conservative Monday evening as incumbent candidates Blaine Calkins and Earl Dreeshen were re-elected.
Who is running for Red Deer City Council and mayor?
The nomination deadline for candidates to declare their intention to campaign in the upcoming municipal election in Red Deer has passed and 62 candidates are confirmed to run.
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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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Red Deer Mounties looking for fatal crash witnesses
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4 central Alberta schools under investigation for COVID-19 outbreaks
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Red Deer RCMP look to identify man who assaulted child at playground
Red Deer RCMP are looking for assistance from the public to help identify a man involved in an assault on a minor.
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Red Deer school divisions enhance mask mandates
Both divisions recommended masks but did not require them before the school year started.
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Red Deer business shot at, no suspect in custody: RCMP
A Red Deer restaurant was shot at on Tuesday, Mounties say.
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Staff at Red Deer Regional Hospital 'physically and emotionally drained': Nurse
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Alberta reported 1,336 new COVID-19 cases and 20 deaths on Wednesday.
Liberal Randy Boissonnault wins in Edmonton Centre
Liberal candidate Randy Boissonnault was declared the winner of Edmonton Centre on Wednesday.
Alberta premier 'happy to be held accountable' as splinters form in UCP caucus
The leader of Alberta's United Conservative Party and government insists he has caucus confidence, but now isn't the time to prove it.
'Disappointing, disheartening': O-day'min candidates condemn racism directed at fellow candidate
A group of candidates in the O-day'min ward are putting competition aside to support a colleague and condemn the racism he's experiencing.
Edmonton police seek help to find missing man
Edmonton police are asking for help from the public to find a missing 43-year-old man.
List of Edmonton city council candidates capped at 74 as nomination period concludes
If you haven't submitted your intention to run in Edmonton's upcoming municipal election, you're too late. The nomination period ended on Monday.
'Erring on the side of caution': Edmonton adopts proof-of-vaccine program for youth sports at its facilities
Following the Government of Alberta’s recent implementation of the Restrictions Exemption Program, there’s been some confusion on how the rules will affect youth sports in various municipalities.
Regulatory group warns several Alberta doctors about sharing COVID-19 misinformation
A group that oversees the practice of medicine in Alberta says it has told at least seven doctors who were spreading misinformation about COVID-19 that their behaviour was unprofessional.
Keith to miss start of training camp, Oilers could open season with 1 unvaccinated player
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Premier Doug Ford welcomed the launch of COVID-19 vaccine certificates in Ontario, saying the system is essential to prevent the province from entering into another lockdown.
Several ridings still too close to call with many mail-in ballots still to be counted
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Driver found not guilty in 2019 fatal Ottawa transit bus crash
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Canada paused COVID-19 vaccine deliveries as supply far exceeds demand
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Poll workers say Elections Canada put them at risk of contracting COVID-19
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