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Red Deer and Area

2023 incident
Red Deer oilfield services company fined $100K for workplace injury
A Red Deer oilfield services company has been fined $100,000 after a workplace injury incident that occurred three years ago.The provincial government reports that on July 20, Par Energy Services Inc. pleaded guilty in the Red Deer Court of Justice to one count under the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Code for fa...
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July 22
Red Deer teen arrested for alleged mischief in Sherwood Park
A Red Deer youth has been charged after reports of alleged vandalism in Sherwood Park.According to Strathcona County RCMP, a 15-year-old Red Deerian was among four other youths who were arrested on July 22.On that day, police say they responded to a call at approximately 1:17 a.m. after five youths allegedly vandalized...
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Last seen July 22
Missing: Selam Wale, 34, of Red Deer
Red Deer RCMP are asking for the public's help in finding missing 34-year-old Selam Wale.Police say she was last seen on July 22 in Red Deer, and police are concerned for her well-being and would like to speak to her.She is described as five feet one inch tall and 119 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.If you have a...
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July 21 incidents
Lacombe Police Service looking for person of interest in string of residential thefts
The Lacombe Police Service is investigating a break-and-enter and thefts from vehicles that occurred earlier this week.Police say in the early morning on July 21 on Bruns Crescent in Lacombe, a suspect or suspects entered a residential garage through an unlocked door and stole a DeWalt tool bag that contained a drill a...
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Alberta

Manitoba Premier Kinew 'willing to entertain' Alberta to Ontario pipeline
CHARLOTTETOWN - Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said Wednesday he's open to a west-east pipeline being pitched by his counterparts in Alberta and Ontario. Kinew, speaking to reporters at a meeting of premiers in Charlottetown, said the pipeline could make C...
Jul 22, 2026
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Provincial Politics
Alberta minister skirts questions about separation vote, says it's an important topic
A senior member of Premier Danielle Smith's government is again skirting questions about how he'll vote in Alberta's upcoming referendum on whether the province should remain in Canada. Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen was asked repeatedly Tuesday whether he'd vote for Alberta to stay or vote to hold a second ref...
Jul 21, 2026
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improved visibility and safety
RCMP altering the look of vehicle fleet nationwide
The RCMP is changing up the look of its vehicles for the first time in more than 30 years.In a release, they note the look is more modern but will also improve visibility."This new look prioritizes visibility and public safety," says Mike Duheme, RCMP Commissioner."It ensures our vehicles are instantly r...
Jul 21, 2026
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don't let it loose
Albertans urged not to release pet fish into local waterways
Albertans are being reminded not to put aquarium fish or plants into public waters.The Don't Let It Loose campaign urges against introducing these invasive species into ponds, lakes, rivers and other waterways where they could destroy the local ecosystem and even human health.The reminder comes after a 30 cm, 2.4 lb go...
Jul 21, 2026
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Canada

Carney says he could have been more clear about Gordie Howe bridge deal with U.S.
CHARLOTTETOWN - Prime Minister Mark Carney says he could have done a better job of explaining the details of a deal that will see the Gordie Howe International Bridge open to traffic between Ontario and Michigan next week. The text of an agreement to o...
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B.C. boosts monitoring of 865 repeat offenders, adds Lower Mainland intervention hubs
VANCOUVER - The British Columbia government says it's expanding the supervision of repeat offenders with the creation of seven new intervention and monitoring hubs in the Lower Mainland to help reduce street disorder and crimes targeting businesses. It...
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Fuel costs on the rise as latest geopolitical turmoil drives up crude oil prices
CALGARY - Fuel costs are on the rise in Canada as geopolitical turmoil drives the price of crude oil to its highest level in more than a month. The Canadian national average sat above $1.80 a litre on Thursday - a two-cent increase from a day earlier ...
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Bank of Canada ordered for second time not to use replacement workers during strike
OTTAWA - The Bank of Canada has been ordered for the second time this month to stop using the services of contract workers while its security officers are on strike. In a decision issued Wednesday, the Canada Industrial Relations Board said the Bank of...
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Supreme Court to examine timeliness of tribunal's decisions on RCMP labour issues
OTTAWA - The Supreme Court of Canada will look at whether a tribunal's decisions on RCMP labour issues should be issued within strict timelines. The top court has agreed to review the handling of cases by the RCMP External Review Committee - an indepen...
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Falling crime numbers raise questions about Ottawa's tough-on-crime bills
OTTAWA - New statistics indicating crime has dropped almost everywhere in Canada show the Liberal government's three tough-on-crime bills were not based on facts, one advocate says. Statistics Canada said Wednesday both the rates and severity of report...
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