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Red Deer RCMP nabbed a driver over the weekend they say was travelling at more than double the posted speed limit on a city street.On Apr. 23, 2023, at approximately 01:12 a.m., Red Deer RCMP Traffic ...
Sheldon Spackman Apr 26, 2023
CALGARY - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she hopes provincial money she promised for an NHL arena project in Calgary doesn't become an election issue. She made the comment a day after she linked ...
Sheldon Spackman Apr 26, 2023
EDMONTON, AB - Danielle Smith is making a promise to Albertans if re-elected in the upcoming provincial election. The United Conversative Party (UCP) leader has signed a No Tax Hike Guarantee, a pledg...
Sheldon Spackman Apr 26, 2023
OTTAWA - Immigration Minister Sean Fraser is warning on the eighth day of a public-sector strike that disruptions to important services are getting more and more severe. Fraser told reporters this mor...
Sheldon Spackman Apr 26, 2023
In a do-or-die game, the Red Deer Rebels' season came to an end Tuesday night with a 5-2 loss against the Saskatoon Blades at the SaskTel Centre. Although the Rebels led the second round WHL playoff s...
Sheldon Spackman Apr 25, 2023
A new middle school in the Town of Penhold is expected to be built by September 2025. Provincial ministers, teachers and students gathered at the Penhold Elementary School (1500 Fleming) on Tuesday to...
Sheldon Spackman Apr 25, 2023
LETHBRIDGE, AB - The Government of Alberta said it is increasing funding for a variety of programs that help domestic violence victims. It will provide an additional $1.6 million to support prevention...
Sheldon Spackman Apr 25, 2023
The Alberta NDP have announced the first two new schools they would build in Red Deer, if elected come the provincial election this May.They include a public junior school in Timberlands, and a K-5 Ca...
Sheldon Spackman Apr 25, 2023
OTTAWA - Striking federal workers made good on a promise to ramp up their picket efforts this morning disrupting traffic and limiting access to office buildings in downtown Ottawa. More than 150,000 f...
Sheldon Spackman Apr 25, 2023
OTTAWA - Downtown Ottawa is buzzing with public servants in numbers that haven't been seen since before the pandemic. And it's all thanks to workers fighting for the right not to have to be there. Tue...
Sheldon Spackman Apr 25, 2023