The City of Red Deer will see minimal
February 26, 2021
Based on the Provincial budget released yesterday, The City is confident that there will be minimal short-term impacts to the approved City budgets.
The City of Red Deer is a vibrant, healthy and diverse organization that supports a welcoming and inclusive community where everyone feels safe and can fully participate in community life.
The City of Red Deer has made it a priority to foster a culture of diversity and inclusion. So far, our efforts include:
The City of Red Deer acknowledges the Indigenous traditional territories represented by Treaty 6 and 7 as the land The City is situated on. This land is also acknowledged by The City as an historic Métis gathering site. The goal of The City of Red Deer is to work together with Indigenous and Métis peoples in building a welcoming and inclusive community.
The Red Deer Welcoming & Inclusive Communities (WIC) Network came together in late 2015 as a community group interested in reducing racism and discrimination, supporting The City as a signatory to The Coalition of Inclusive Municipalities. It was established following a series of City-led community conversations on building a welcoming and inclusive community related to Indigenous People, immigrants and refugees, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, visible minorities, multi-faith, persons with disabilities, multi-generations, and gender equity; all aspects of diversity.
Review the 2016 Red Deer WIC Network Needs Assessment (pdf) .
WIC Network Member List (pdf)
WIC Network Terms of Reference (pdf)
WIC Network Facebook page
Please contact:
Human Resources
Phone: 403-342-8148
HumanResources@reddeer.ca
February 26, 2021
Based on the Provincial budget released yesterday, The City is confident that there will be minimal short-term impacts to the approved City budgets.
February 26, 2021
Starting Friday, March 5, a portion of the south bank trail from Taylor Drive to CPR Pedestrian Bridge, adjacent to the Water Treatment Plant, will close temporarily for construction.
February 25, 2021
At Monday’s meeting, Council will consider an amendment to the Land Use Bylaw and a site exception to consider continuation of the temporary shelter in Cannery Row.