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Beaver caught in oil spill released into wild
A one-week old baby beaver, which was caught in the Plains Midstream Canada oil pipeline spill last June on the Red Deer River, is back in the wild.
On June 7, 2012, up to 3,000 barrels (475,000 litres) of light sour crude oil was released into the river from a ruptured pipeline about one km north of Sundre and oil travelled as far as Gleniffer Lake. READ
Zombie movie a brainy idea
Brains were on the menu in Ponoka on Friday, when 37 zombies showed up to terrorize hapless locals at a local motor inn. READ
Flames force evacuations
An evacuation order has been issued to two small Alberta communities due to wildfires. READ
Emergency personnel face mock mass-casualty incident
A tornado tore into the Collicutt Centre on Tuesday, injuring 50 people and collapsing some of the building. READ
An introduction to hot glass at Red Deer College
Taking on the challenge of a team glass blowing project is usually not attempted by beginners. But for a group of glass students enrolled in the Advanced Glass Blowing for Beginners course, it was a great way to test their skills. READ
Students get a close look at solar car
Grade 10 students at Sundre High School got the chance to see up close a solar car that is capable of reaching a speed of 130 km/h. READ
