Sawed-off rifle pulled on 17-year-old girl during robbery in Red Deer home
Two people have been charged in connection with the armed robbery of a teen in Red Deer on Friday.
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Alberta company to pay $12K for contravening Water Act
An Alberta company pleaded guilty to contravening the Water Act earlier this week and was ordered to pay $12,000, inclusive of a victim fine surcharge.
'Fear and shame': Red Deer police issues warning of rising online sextortion incidents
Red Deer RCMP issued a warning to the public about the increase of sextortion incidents online.
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Person killed in stabbing attack in Red Deer
Charges are pending against someone after a fatal stabbing in Red Deer.
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Red Deer RCMP arrest 3 people for stolen vehicle and weapons
Three people in Red Deer are facing several charges for stolen items, including a vehicle and sawed-off shotgun.
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Alberta RCMP officer who shot man who had paintball gun cleared by police watchdog
The RCMP officer who shot a man who had a paintball gun outside the Ponoka, Alta., courthouse in February 2022 has been cleared.
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Robbers wore Scream masks, fired shotgun in central Alberta gas station theft: RCMP
Police are looking for two people who wore Scream masks during an armed robbery in Blackfalds.
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Grinch-like vandalism could delay Alberta town's winter holiday kickoff
An Alberta town’s unofficial kickoff to the holiday season could be delayed by suspected Grinch-like vandalism.
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Hwy 599 closed during RCMP operation near Coronation
Highway 599 near Coronation was closed in both directions on Saturday during a police operation.
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New team of Alberta Sheriffs headed to Red Deer
Alberta has a new team of sheriffs the province says will help address rural crime.
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Children were inside vehicle when it was stolen in Sylvan Lake: RCMP
Children were in a vehicle when it was stolen in Sylvan Lake on Thursday, local RCMP say.
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Mountie cleared in shooting man with sword in 2021 Red Deer arrest
Alberta's police watchdog has cleared an RCMP officer for shooting a man in the neck, after the man broke into his elderly step-father's home and armed himself with a sword.
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County of Stettler approves $571K for grader engine rebuild
Stettler county council approved over $570,000 to rebuild a grader engine. The resolution was passed by a 4 to 2 vote at a Sept. 30 special meeting of council.
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3 bills affecting transgender Albertans pass debate, set to become law
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Adin Hill sharp as Golden Knights blank Oilers 1-0
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Cucumbers recalled for salmonella risks
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Alberta transportation minister says photo radar cuts aren't a safety risk
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Selective federal tax break leaving some businesses feeling left out
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