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Red Deer City Coun. Buck Buchanan put forward a notice of motion that city staff work more with retailers to find ways of keep stray shopping carts from ending up on Red Deer streets, or in the Red Deer River. It will be discussed by council on Oct. 1.
Background: Red Deer city councillor proposes stricter rules for stray shopping carts
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