Preparing for emergencies
Over the past three days, The City of Red Deer has played host to a high-intensity emergency exercise to help 45 central Alberta municipalities prepare for and respond to real-world emergencies.
Making the downtown an enjoyable, friendly, resilient, and safe place takes strong relationships and solid partnerships between the City and the Red Deer community. Find out what our partners are up to, and what’s going on in the #HeartOfRedDeer by following us at @bettertogetherrd!
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Red Deer’s Angels in Mexico
Over five days, a six-man team from RDES trained 100 bomberos from eleven Mexican municipalities with the Angels for Mexico program.
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A Warmer Love - Writes of Winter
The Red Deer Arts Council and The City of Red Deer are pleased to announce the winners of the Writes of Winter contest!
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Winter Light Show - Writes of Winter
The Red Deer Arts Council and The City of Red Deer are pleased to announce the winners of the Writes of Winter contest!
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Looking Back - Writes of Winter
The Red Deer Arts Council and The City of Red Deer are pleased to announce the winners of the Writes of Winter contest!
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All I Got For Christmas - Writes of Winter
The Red Deer Arts Council and The City of Red Deer are pleased to announce the winners of the Writes of Winter contest!
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The Children in the Lights - Writes of Winter
The Red Deer Arts Council and The City of Red Deer are pleased to announce the winners of the Writes of Winter contest!
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Remus’ Christmas – Writes of Winter Winner #1
The Red Deer Arts Council and The City of Red Deer are pleased to announce the winners of our Holiday Season edition of the Writes of Winter Short Story Contest!
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SPARC Kindness Tree spreads further than Capstone
Since 2021, over 1500 wooden ornaments painted with messages of kindness and hope by local youth have decorated multiple trees in Capstone during the holiday season.
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