Ashley Lavallee-Koenig

In Canada, December 6 marks National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, created in memory of the 14 victims of a mass shooting that took place at a Montréal post-secondary school in 1989.

In Blackfalds' town council's regular meeting Dec. 10, multiple decisions with budget implications were brought to the table that found both savings and revenue opportunities for the town moving forward.

The City of Red Deer is in the process of transitioning from automated traffic enforcement (ATE) to traffic-dedicated community peace officers (CPO) in response to provincial changes to the photo radar ticketing system.

Red Deer County council has endorsed an application to the Local Growth and Sustainability Grant (LGSG), which asks for up to $5.8 million in funding to aid the “Little Red Road” upgrades project.

Red Deer's struggling housing market has gained 88 units that flew off the shelves after owners of the Baymont by Wyndham converted a number of their hotel suites into residential rentals.

The St. John Ambulance Alberta Council is holding a Pack the Post fundraiser for the Red Deer Food Bank, and residents are invited to help them pack their mobile first aid vehicle full of non-perishables for the organization.

December 16 marked the final regular meeting of Red Deer's city council for 2024 and they finished with a bang, tackling zoning amendments, the creation of a new committee, an updated elections process and more.

A Sundre man has been found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life in prison following a homicide...

First grade students at G. H. Dawe School were treated to a special presentation from wildlife photographer and biologist Jason Bantle, after they created art works inspired by one of his photos of Banff's most famous grizzly, The Boss.

Red Deer RCMP has a new supervisor for its Downtown Patrol Unit, Cpl. Samuel Holm.