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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4 $1M tickets unclaimed in Alberta
Several winning tickets – not for Lotto Max's jackpot, but $1-million prizes still worth celebrating – are unclaimed in Alberta.
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NEW | Alberta group camping bookings queue opens today at 8:30 a.m.
Group campsite bookings for Alberta parks open Wednesday morning.
Alberta reports 127 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, lowest active cases since October
In Tuesday's COVID-19 update, the province reported 127 new cases and 2,804 active cases, the lowest since Oct. 15.
Edmonton weather for June 16: Sunny & gusty
It's shaping up to be a great "window weather" day in Edmonton and area.
'It hurts': Swastika vandalism discovered on mosque
Vandalism in the form of a swastika was discovered on the Baitul Hadi Mosque in east Edmonton Tuesday morning.
Experts say second shot of Moderna is 'as good as' Pfizer when mixing with AZ
Experts are reminding Canadians to get the first vaccine that is available to them as some, particularly those who received AstraZeneca as their first shot, turn down a Moderna jab in favour of its Pfizer-BioNTech counterpart.
Makeup sold in Canada, U.S. may contain potentially toxic chemicals called PFAS: study
The 'No PFAS in Cosmetics Act' is scheduled to be introduced in the U.S. House and Senate on Tuesday, following the release of a new study that found high levels of a marker for toxic PFAS substances in 52 per cent of 231 makeup products purchased in the United States and Canada.
No winning ticket for Tuesday's $70M Lotto Max jackpot
The $70 million Lotto Max jackpot is going unclaimed once again, with no winner in Tuesday night's draw.
Israeli airstrikes target Gaza sites, first since ceasefire
Israeli airstrikes hit militant sites in the Gaza Strip early Wednesday and Palestinians responded by sending a series of fire-carrying balloons back across the border for a second straight day -- further testing a fragile ceasefire that ended last month's war between Israel and Hamas.
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Dad dumps 80,000 pennies on lawn for final support payment
A Virginia man made his final child support payment by dumping 80,000 pennies on the lawn. His daughter ended up donating the money.
CTV Vancouver reporter reveals Indigenous roots
The discovery of the remains of 215 children at a residential school in Kamloops hit very close to home for CTV Vancouver reporter Ben Miljure.
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Fully-vaccinated Canadians await new rules as U.S. counterparts ditch distancing
Americans who have been fully vaccinated are able to ditch masks and forget about distancing, but there is still no guidance for Canadians who have received both doses.
Trudeau can check out of quarantine hotel after overnight stay from Europe trip
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is being allowed to check out from his quarantine hotel roughly 12 hours after checking in.
Green leader Annamie Paul survives emergency meeting on fate of leadership
Green Party Leader Annamie Paul has survived an emergency meeting of the party's governing body, which could have triggered a complex process for her eventual removal from the post.
Inflation sees largest year-over-year jump since 2011: StatCan
Statistics Canada says the consumer price index in May was up 3.6 per cent compared with a year ago, its largest yearly increase since May 2011.
Biden-Putin summit latest: EU warns ties with Russia likely to get worse
U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin have finished the first round of their summit talks Wednesday and are proceeding to the first of two larger meetings in Geneva.
