Susan Zielinski is a reporter for the Red Deer Advocate, focusing on local news in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada. She has a wide range of experience covering community events, nonprofit organizations, local businesses, and government initiatives. Her work has also been featured in other publications such as the Eckville Echo, Ponoka News, LACOMBE EXPRESS, and Pipestone Flyer.
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By: Susan Zielinski
‘Tax punishes farmers for practices they are unable to change’: Canadian Chamber of Commerce
By: Susan Zielinski
Federal government plans to appeal
By: Susan Zielinski
Share via Text Message Guests at RDP’s Building on Excellence event included vice-president of Academic and Student Experience Lindsay Engel; Dean of the School of Trades and Technology David Pye; RDP Welding instructor and Skills coach Lee Yasinski; RDP welding apprentice Ben Rainforth; retired RDP welding instructor Ken Heather; and executive director of Skills Canada Alberta Chris Browton. (Photo contributed by Red Deer Polytechnic)
By: Susan Zielinski
Share via Text Message The province will engage with municipalities that use photo radar, and law enforcement, to get rid of every photo radar fishing hole in Alberta. (Advocate file photo)
Donations split between Red Deer Food Bank and Red Deer Christmas Bureau
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Help remove non-native blue spruce trees and take home a tree
Central Alberta stops included on tour Susan Zielinski The 2023 CPKC Holiday Train will arrive in Central Alberta on Dec. 7 to raise money and food for local food banks.
FILE - Santa Claus and his crew will soon cruise through the city in a Red Deer Transit bus to spread holiday cheer. (Photo from City of Red Deer Facebook page)
Red Deer’s Moms Stop the Harm puts up the first of two memorial trees
By: Susan Zielinski
‘More staff shortages will only lead to more service disruptions for patients,’ says UNA
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