Red Deer recovery community to be built in Chiles Industrial Park
The City of Red Deer and provincial government have chosen the site for a new recovery community as construction is scheduled to begin in the fall.
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Red Deer College now has 4,200 solar panels across campus
Red Deer College’s residence building showcases what the future might look like for sustainable architecture.
Pride Day celebrated at Red Deer High Schools
Two Red Deer high schools celebrated Pride Day this week.
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Burger fundraiser raises nearly $1K for Red Deer charity
Nearly a $1,000 were raised for a Red Deer charity thanks to a local restaurants burger of the month campaign.
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'A collective group memory': Former TV broadcaster starts Red Deer history Facebook group
A former broadcaster and history buff has started a Facebook group celebrating Red Deer’s rich history.
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1 dead after RCMP open fire in Red Deer Hospital parkade
A man was killed in a confrontation with central Alberta RCMP on Monday.
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Red Deer Walmart security guard stabbed by shoplifter: RCMP
A security guard at Red Deer’s south side Walmart was stabbed Saturday afternoon.
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COVID-19 outbreak declared at Red Deer Remand Centre
A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at the Red Deer Remand Centre.
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Murder suspect in death of Alberta family doctor appears in court ahead of fall trial
A man charged in the slaying of a family doctor at a central Alberta medical clinic made a brief court appearance Thursday in advance of his trial later this year.
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The Market at Red Deer opens Saturday
This weekend The Market at Red Deer returns for its 51st year.
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Red Deer council approves $22M for Westerner Park
At a special meeting on Tuesday, council approved a stronger legal agreement as well as short and long-term financial support for Westerner Park.
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Alberta launches COVID-19 vaccination lottery with three $1 million prizes
Premier Jason Kenney took to Twitter Saturday evening to launch Alberta’s COVID-19 vaccination lottery to help incentivize people to get immunized and drive the push to the next reopening stage.
Family and friends gather to mourn man killed by police
Family and friends of Steven Nguyen, an Edmonton father killed by police on June 5, gathered to remember him and ask for answers about why he was killed.
'I could really feel the impact': Turning grief into an awareness campaign
A woman in Fort Saskatchewan has decided to begin an awareness campaign in response to the discovery of the bodies of 215 children at a former residential school in Kamloops.
'Taken too soon': Funeral service held for London, Ont. family killed in vehicle attack
Hundreds gathered in London, Ont. on Saturday at the public funeral for four members of a Pakistani-Canadian family who were killed in an attack that police have called a hate crime. The public was invited to join in celebrating the lives of Talat Afzaal, 74, her son Salman Afzaal, 46, his wife Madiha Salman, 44, and their 15-year-old daughter Yumnah Salman.
Dance studio honours students by hosting year-end drive-thru parade
A local dance studio held a special year-end celebration to honour their graduating students.
Alberta's vaccination rate 1.5 per cent away from reaching Stage 3 of reopening plan
Alberta continues to inch toward its third stage of reopening with now only 1.5 per cent of the population needing a first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Spruce Grove Saturday evening shooting sends one man to hospital
RCMP are investigating a shooting in Spruce Grove, Alta. that sent a 20-year-old man to hospital.
'Renew your domain name before it expires': Alta. cabinet minister locked out of own website
Alberta’s education minister is locked out of her own website after her domain expired earlier this week.
Alberta's clean electricity turbine a Canadian first, ENMAX says
A unique piece of technology that has recently been completed in Crossfield, Alta., aims to take a chunk out of the greenhouse gas emissions produced by generating electricity.
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Queen marks official birthday at traditional military parade
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Angry elephant attacks truck with a shocked driver inside
A supply truck driver got the shock of a lifetime when an elephant attacked his vehicle. The man was rescued safety.
Don't do the TikTok 'dry scoop challenge': health experts
Health experts are warning people to stay away from TikTok trend called 'dry scooping' that's left some participants in the hospital.
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Inside a $4M, life-sized dollhouse up for sale in B.C.
A flamboyant dollhouse-like home, complete with a ferris wheel and miniature train is up for sale in White Rock.
Fans delighted as long-delayed Euro Cup finally kicked off
The world's soccer fans finally got something to cheer about as the long-delayed 2020 Euro Cup finally kicked off. Todd Battis reports.
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Canada donating 13M surplus COVID-19 vaccine doses to developing countries
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pledged 13 million surplus vaccines to help the world get immunized against COVID-19 as he and other G7 leaders wrapped up a two-day summit in Britain dominated by the pandemic, climate change and China.
Prime minister, Sask. premier mourn death of RCMP officer killed on-duty
Officials and community members from Saskatchewan and across Canada are sharing messages of mourning after an RCMP officer was killed on-duty Saturday.
Trudeau says G7 leaders agreed to co-ordinate China approach much more closely
G7 leaders have agreed to co-ordinate their response to the challenges posed by China 'much, much more closely,' Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said after a summit in the United Kingdom.
Liberals approached me to cross the floor, issues with Green leader 'irreconcilable': Atwin
Floor-crosser Jenica Atwin says that the Liberal Party reached out to her about joining their caucus in May, and that she gave Green Party Leader Annamie Paul an 'ultimatum' before she made the decision to switch teams.
How far back are your first memories? You may have been younger than you think
A new study from a Newfoundland researcher suggests that our earliest memories could be from as far back 2.5 years of age.
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Canada pledges 13M vaccines doses for developing countries
G7 leaders spent day two of the summit on plans to present a united front against Chinese hardline leadership.
Thousands gather to say final farewells to London family
Thousands gather in London, Ont. to say a final farewell to the family killed in an alleged hate-motivated attack.
