Central Alberta shelter treating dog beat with machete
A central Alberta animal rescue helped save the life of a dog they say was attacked with a machete.
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$456K won by Red Deer man in virtual Festival of Trees 50/50 draw
One Red Deer resident is $456,315 richer after winning the 50/50 raffle at the Edmonton University Hospital Foundation’s virtual Festival of Trees.
Red Deer RCMP warn residents about recent email fraud
Two different organizations have reported multiple people received an email that appeared to be from a colleague.
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Red Deer Hospital experiencing influx of COVID-19 patients, postponing surgeries
As of Friday morning, there are four units at the Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre experiencing COVID-19 outbreaks with two additional units that are under COVID-19 watch.
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Team Canada's World Juniors team raised $10K for Red Deer charities
Players and staff from Team Canada’s World Juniors team raised more than $10,000 from their painting auction for Red Deer charities.
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2020 Festival of Trees a virtual success: organizers
The 2020 Festival of Trees faced challenged this year in terms of operation. However, people were still able to view and bid on hundreds of silent auction items and trees online.
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RDC engineering technology students learning from home with help of simulation technology
Engineering technology instructors at Red Deer College (RDC) are finding new ways to teach in the midst of pandemic.
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'Wonderful feeling': Friends spread Christmas cheer in central Alberta with caroling truck
Two long-time friends are driving the streets of Olds in their Caroling Christmas Truck in an effort to spread Christmas cheer.
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Alberta company donates $800K to United Way
An Alberta chemical manufacturing company has donated more than $800,000 to United Way Central Alberta (UWCA).
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Ontario man killed in crash in central Alberta
An Ontario man is dead after a crash north of Red Deer on Friday night.
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Love wildlife? Alberta photographers have a mask for that
Two Alberta photographers are selling masks with their wildlife photos on them.
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Alberta reports 785 new cases of COVID-19 as deaths surpass 1,400
More than 1,400 Albertans have died due to COVID-19, the province confirmed Friday as Alberta also recorded 785 new cases of the coronavirus.
'Another blow': Shandro says vaccine delivery delay could slow vaccination effort in Alberta
Alberta will be ready to administer up to 50,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the month, but a delay in delivery from the federal government will hamper that effort, Health Minister Tyler Shandro said Friday.
Chief calls EPS member's conspiratorial Facebook posts 'unacceptable and concerning'
Edmonton’s police chief says a series of social media posts made by a senior staff member “in no way represent or reflect the views of the Edmonton Police Service or its members.”
Worker missing after incident at Suncor plant identified as Patrick Poitras
A worker who is considered “unaccounted for” after an incident at a tailings pond in northern Alberta has been identified as Patrick Poitras.
Alberta's Indigenous communities hit harder by COVID-19 than any other province
First Nations communities in Alberta have been hit hard by COVID-19. The province has seen the highest number of cases on reserves in Canada. That's why CTV News visited one Indigenous community south of Edmonton to find out how they've been coping.
Scott McKeen says he won't run for a third term
Ward 6 Coun. Scott McKeen has confirmed that he won’t run for a third term in the upcoming election this October.
Central Alberta shelter treating dog beat with machete
A central Alberta animal rescue helped save the life of a dog they say was attacked with a machete.
Sign of inclusiveness: Edmonton ice cream shop employees look to be more accessible to the Deaf community
A local ice cream shop is striving to be more accessible to the Deaf and hard of hearing community by learning American Sign Language.
Poll says U.S. more enticing to oil and gas investors, UCP government blames Alberta NDP
Alberta is a much less attractive place for petroleum executives to invest in, says a new poll released this week.
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WHO cites human behaviour more than variants as virus spreads
The World Health Organization's emergencies chief said Friday that the impact of new variants of COVID-19 in places like Britain, South Africa and Brazil remains to be seen, citing human behaviour for some recent rises in infection counts.
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Judge calls U.S. Capitol siege 'violent insurrection,' orders man who wore horns held
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Canada's coming month of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine shipments will be reduced by half
Over the next month Canada will be experiencing a 'temporary' delay in Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine shipments due to the pharmaceutical giant's expansion plans at its European manufacturing facility, with the shortage resulting in an average of 50 per cent of coming doses delayed each week.
New COVID-19 modelling shows pandemic resurgence in Canada rapidly worsening
The spread of COVID-19 continues to surge rapidly across the country and federal officials are urging swift action to avoid Canadian doctors having to make 'impossible choices,' such as who gets an ICU bed.
