Delivery of Red Deer Advocate to be delayed today

Delivery of the Jan. 20 edition of the Red Deer Advocate will be late. (Photo by Advocate staff)

Delivery of Red Deer Advocate to be delayed today

Power outages stop presses

Delivery of today’s Red Deer Advocate will be late due to power outages caused by the windstorm that blew through Alberta overnight.

Power outages impacted the operation of the newspaper press which has caused transportation delays.

However, the online edition on the Jan. 20 edition is available for readers at reddeeradvocate.com.

The Advocate is working to deliver the newspaper as soon possible and appreciates your understanding.

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