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Alberta adds 16 more COVID-linked deaths
Red Deer now sits at 797 active cases of COVID-19, up 10 from Thursday.Meantime, the city's total number of recorded cases is up 74 to 8,430 over the last day, while recoveries are up 64 to 7,565.Red ...
Oct 08, 2021

Correa, Alvarez help Astros take 2-0 lead over Sox in ALDS
HOUSTON (AP) - Carlos Correa and the Houston Astros are relentless at the plate and in the field. That's why they are so tough to beat in the playoffs. Correa hit a two-run double during Houston's fiv...
Oct 08, 2021

Harvest virtually done in central Alberta
Harvest is virtually complete in the central Alberta region and producers have begun fall work.According to officials with Alberta Agriculture and Forestry, in partnership with Agriculture Financial S...
Oct 08, 2021

Traffic disruptions at intersection of 67 Street and Gaetz Avenue
Red Deer drivers are advised of a traffic disruption at the intersection of 67 Street and 50 (Gaetz) Ave on Tuesday, October 12 as crews work to install a new traffic signals base.The lights will be f...
Oct 08, 2021

Riders QB Fajardo says he's on the same page as his receiving corps
REGINA - Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Cody Fajardo believes it's possible for something good to come out of something bad. Following last week's 23-17 loss to the Stampeders in Calgary, Fajard...
Oct 08, 2021

Sports psychologists: Price will help end the stigma around mental health in sports
No pain, no gain. "What a terrible phrase that we've used for many years to describe our athletes," Gordon Bloom says of the saying that's been thrown around the sports world since the 1980s -- and su...
Oct 08, 2021

Texas moves to reinstate nation's toughest abortion law
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Texas on Friday asked a federal appeals court to swiftly reinstate the most restrictive abortion law in the U.S., as some abortion clinics in the state resumed normal services for...
Oct 08, 2021

RCMP reminds you to protect your things this spooky season
Alberta RCMP are urging property owners to consider Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) this season. Mounties say October is one of the highest months for break-and-enters, so season...
Oct 08, 2021

To combat labour shortage, employers will need to adapt and evolve
If you think there are a large number of businesses desperately seeking employees recently, you're not imagining things. Kimberley Worthington is the executive director of the Central Alberta Economic...
Oct 08, 2021

Oil price spike won't increase industry cleanup spending: Alberta energy minister
EDMONTON - Alberta's energy minister says the current spike in oil prices isn't enough reason to require the industry to spend more on cleaning up the tens of thousands of abandoned oil and gas wells ...
Oct 08, 2021