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Debit and credit cards should be treated like prized valuables that are guarded from greedy criminals, an RCMP investigator says.

Central Alberta Diversity Association Monday Morning Eye-Opener is offered at 9:30 a.m. every Monday at the CADA office.

Mother Nature, one of several works by artist Michael Huyzer, is on display in the Wall 2 Wall Gallery in the Alberta Art and Drafting Store. Located at 4709 49th Ave. in Red Deer, the in-store gallery features local and regional artists continually. Formerly of Edmonton and now living in Red Deer, Huyzer is a product of the Grant MacEwen College in art. His show will be featured in the gallery for the next two months.

Four teenagers have been charged after a Red Deer City RCMP dog team was dispatched to the Inglewood neighbourhood early Wednesday morning.

Duiaa Mousa, left, 19 Angelica Cortes, 17 and Farida Yaquobi, 15 who are from Iraq, Colombia and Afghanistan respectively prepare a skit about the being a newly arrived student at high school during an activity in a Newcomer Orientation Week class last week.

The annual Harvest Fair and Penny Carnival will take place at Stephansson House Provincial Historic Site on Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.

Alberta’s financial update shows global turmoil hasn’t upset its overall budget projections, but critics say the figures released in the statement show how vulnerable the province remains to what’s happening elsewhere in the world.

Maskwa, a rare white black bear, is settling into her new home at the Discovery Wildlife Park in Innisfail.

A foam block carved under the direction of a computer in a Sylvan Lake shop may be the start of extensive Central Alberta electric car manufacturing.

A Red Deer man facing a number of charges, including attempted murder, in connection with a domestic dispute appeared in Red Deer provincial court on Wednesday.