Red Deer
Here’s the regular season schedule for the Red Deer Rebels

News Release from The Red Deer Rebels
The Red Deer Rebels are excited to announce their full 68-game schedule for the 2021-22 Western Hockey League Regular Season.
The season begins Friday, October 1 when the Rebels visit Edmonton to battle the Oil Kings. The following night, Saturday, Oct. 2, the Rebels host the Oil Kings for their home opener at the Peavey Mart Centrium.
All Rebels home games at the newly renovated Peavey Mart Centrium begin at 7 p.m., aside from Sunday, Dec. 5 (4 p.m.).
Season Tickets are now on sale for the 2021-22 season!
The Rebels will play all 68 games this season against Eastern Conference teams, with play against Western Conference teams expected to resume in 2022-23.
All Rebels games can once again be heard live on 106.7 REWIND Radio and watched online through CHL Live.
Click here to link to the 2021-22 Schedule on the official website of the Red Deer Rebels
Date | Away | GF | Home | GF | Time | Watch Live | Venue | |||
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Fri, Oct 1 | RD | 0 | EDM | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Rogers Place – Edmonton, AB | ||||
Sat, Oct 2 | EDM | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Tue, Oct 5 | RD | 0 | SC | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Innovation Credit Union i-plex – Swift Current, SK | ||||
Fri, Oct 8 | MH | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sat, Oct 9 | RD | 0 | LET | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Enmax Centre – Lethbridge, AB | ||||
Fri, Oct 15 | RD | 0 | CGY | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Scotiabank Saddledome – Calgary, AB | ||||
Sat, Oct 16 | CGY | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sun, Oct 17 | RD | 0 | EDM | 0 | 4:00 pm MDT | Rogers Place – Edmonton, AB | ||||
Fri, Oct 22 | LET | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sat, Oct 23 | BDN | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Tue, Oct 26 | WPG | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sat, Oct 30 | EDM | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sun, Oct 31 | RD | 0 | CGY | 0 | 2:00 pm MDT | Scotiabank Saddledome – Calgary, AB | ||||
Thu, Nov 4 | RD | 0 | WPG | 0 | 7:00 pm CDT | Wayne Fleming Arena – Winnipeg, MB | ||||
Fri, Nov 5 | RD | 0 | BDN | 0 | 7:00 pm CDT | Westoba Place – Brandon, MB | ||||
Sun, Nov 7 | RD | 0 | WPG | 0 | 2:00 pm CST | Wayne Fleming Arena – Winnipeg, MB | ||||
Tue, Nov 9 | RD | 0 | MJ | 0 | 7:00 pm CST | Mosaic Place – Moose Jaw, SK | ||||
Wed, Nov 10 | RD | 0 | REG | 0 | 7:00 pm CST | Brandt Centre – Regina, SK | ||||
Fri, Nov 12 | RD | 0 | PA | 0 | 7:00 pm CST | Art Hauser Centre – Prince Albert, SK | ||||
Fri, Nov 19 | CGY | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sat, Nov 20 | PA | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Wed, Nov 24 | RD | 0 | EDM | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Rogers Place – Edmonton, AB | ||||
Fri, Nov 26 | SAS | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sat, Nov 27 | REG | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Fri, Dec 3 | MJ | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sun, Dec 5 | CGY | 0 | RD | 0 | 4:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Fri, Dec 10 | RD | 0 | LET | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Enmax Centre – Lethbridge, AB | ||||
Sat, Dec 11 | MH | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Wed, Dec 15 | SC | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Fri, Dec 17 | CGY | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sun, Dec 19 | RD | 0 | CGY | 0 | 2:00 pm MST | Scotiabank Saddledome – Calgary, AB | ||||
Tue, Dec 28 | RD | 0 | SAS | 0 | 7:00 pm CST | SaskTel Centre – Saskatoon, SK | ||||
Wed, Dec 29 | RD | 0 | PA | 0 | 7:00 pm CST | Art Hauser Centre – Prince Albert, SK | ||||
Fri, Dec 31 | RD | 0 | MJ | 0 | 7:00 pm CST | Mosaic Place – Moose Jaw, SK | ||||
Sat, Jan 1 | RD | 0 | BDN | 0 | 7:00 pm CST | Westoba Place – Brandon, MB | ||||
Fri, Jan 7 | EDM | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sat, Jan 8 | LET | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Wed, Jan 12 | PA | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Fri, Jan 14 | BDN | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sun, Jan 16 | RD | 0 | MH | 0 | 6:00 pm MST | Co-Op Place – Medicine Hat, AB | ||||
Fri, Jan 21 | RD | 0 | LET | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Enmax Centre – Lethbridge, AB | ||||
Sat, Jan 22 | MJ | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Tue, Jan 25 | RD | 0 | SC | 0 | 7:00 pm CST | Innovation Credit Union i-plex – Swift Current, SK | ||||
Fri, Jan 28 | SC | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sat, Jan 29 | LET | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sun, Jan 30 | RD | 0 | MH | 0 | 6:00 pm MST | Co-Op Place – Medicine Hat, AB | ||||
Fri, Feb 4 | RD | 0 | PA | 0 | 7:00 pm CST | Art Hauser Centre – Prince Albert, SK | ||||
Sat, Feb 5 | RD | 0 | SAS | 0 | 7:00 pm CST | SaskTel Centre – Saskatoon, SK | ||||
Fri, Feb 11 | EDM | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Tue, Feb 15 | RD | 0 | EDM | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Rogers Place – Edmonton, AB | ||||
Fri, Feb 18 | SAS | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sat, Feb 19 | WPG | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Fri, Feb 25 | PA | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sat, Feb 26 | REG | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Tue, Mar 1 | RD | 0 | MH | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Co-Op Place – Medicine Hat, AB | ||||
Wed, Mar 2 | RD | 0 | SC | 0 | 7:00 pm CST | Innovation Credit Union i-plex – Swift Current, SK | ||||
Fri, Mar 4 | RD | 0 | REG | 0 | 7:00 pm CST | Brandt Centre – Regina, SK | ||||
Sat, Mar 5 | RD | 0 | SAS | 0 | 7:00 pm CST | SaskTel Centre – Saskatoon, SK | ||||
Fri, Mar 11 | MH | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sat, Mar 12 | RD | 0 | MH | 0 | 7:00 pm MST | Co-Op Place – Medicine Hat, AB | ||||
Tue, Mar 15 | SAS | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Fri, Mar 18 | RD | 0 | LET | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Enmax Centre – Lethbridge, AB | ||||
Sat, Mar 19 | LET | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Thu, Mar 24 | RD | 0 | CGY | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Scotiabank Saddledome – Calgary, AB | ||||
Fri, Mar 25 | MH | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sat, Mar 26 | SC | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sat, Apr 2 | EDM | 0 | RD | 0 | 7:00 pm MDT | Peavey Mart Centrium – Red Deer, AB | ||||
Sun, Apr 3 | RD | 0 | EDM | 0 | 4:00 pm MDT | Rogers Place – Edmonton, AB |
Health
Red Deer Hospital Lottery 2025 Winners

The Red Deer Regional Health Foundation is thrilled to announce the winners of this year’s Red Deer Hospital Lottery prizes – including the Dream Home, a $100,000.00 cash prize, and Mega Bucks 50.
James Smith of Spruce View has won the $100,000.00 cash prize.
Montey Brehaut of Red Deer has won the Mega Bucks 50 jackpot, taking home $301,702.50.
The grand prize Sorento Custom Homes Dream Home, including furnishings by Urban Barn and worth $1,074,472 – has been awarded to Oscar Gunnlaugson of Sylvan Lake.
The winner announcements took place at noon on June 26 , 2025 – and was streamed live on Facebook from Red Deer Regional Hospital Center.
“We’re excited to celebrate this year’s winners and deeply grateful to everyone who supported the lottery,” said Manon Therriault, CEO of the Red Deer Regional Health Foundation. “Funds raised will directly enhance patient care at Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre.”
This year’s lottery proceeds will fund essential new and replacement equipment, ensuring Red Deer Regional Hospital Center can continue to serve the 500,000 people who rely on it. While plans for the hospital expansion move forward, healthcare doesn’t wait. Patients in our community need access
to life-saving technology today, and supporting Red Deer Hospital Lottery has made that possible.
A full list of winners, including electronics prize recipients, will be posted on July 2 at reddeerhospitallottery.ca.
Winners will also receive instructions on how to claim their prizes by mail.
The keys to the Dream Home will be presented at a special ceremony this summer.
Business
Carnival Cinemas moving downtown: Owner Bill Ramji buys former Uptown Cinemas from RDP

News release from Red Deer Polytechnic (RDP)
Red Deer Polytechnic Sells Welikoklad Event Centre
Red Deer Polytechnic (RDP) has sold the Welikoklad Event Centre in downtown Red Deer to a new owner who has plans to revitalize the facility as a movie theatre. RDP purchased the Welikoklad Event Centre in 2012. For many years, the Centre served as a valuable learning space for students in a variety of programming, including arts and business. The facility also served as a community hub, where RDP hosted a variety of events for different organizations. With the evolution of time, and RDP’s mix of industry-relevant arts and business programs transitioning back to main campus, the Welikoklad Event Centre no longer serves the same purpose for the post- secondary institution as it once did.
“As we’ve reviewed our future strategic plans relating to program growth and facility usage, to best serve our students, industry partners and community members, we are confident we can meet everyone’s needs at our other campuses,” says Jim Brinkhurst, Vice President, Finance and Administration & Chief Financial Officer, Red Deer Polytechnic. “We feel that now is a good time for the institution to sell this facility and we are pleased to see it repurposed for other community uses that will continue to serve Red Deer and downtown well.”
The Welikoklad Event Centre has been purchased by local business owner, Bill Ramji. He owns Carnival Cinemas, currently located in the Capstone neighbourhood. Future development is planned on the current site of this movie theatre and community gathering space. Ramji is excited to revitalize the theatre’s nearly three decades of history in Red Deer at its new location (which will be renovated before opening) in the heart of downtown.
“Carnival Cinemas is proud to announce the acquisition of the Welikoklad Event Centre from Red Deer Polytechnic, marking an exciting new chapter for this venue and the downtown arts community,” says Bill Ramji, Carnival Cinemas owner. “With this acquisition, Carnival Cinemas reaffirms its commitment to bringing the best value in movies to central Alberta while expanding its focus on supporting local theatre and the performing arts. The Welikoklad Event Centre, previously The Uptown Theatre, was a hub for film lovers and creative voices, and Carnival is eager to build on that legacy.”
Ramji continues, “We’re excited to move forward as Carnival Cinemas and Event Centre and our goal is to continue providing high-quality movie experiences, while also working hand-in-hand with local artists, performers, and theatre groups to enrich downtown Red Deer’s cultural landscape. Carnival Cinemas & Event Centre looks forward to collaborating with the arts community and the broader public to ensure the space remains a vibrant and inclusive gathering place for film and theatre alike.”
RDP will continue to have a presence in downtown Red Deer, with their downtown campus located in the Millennium Centre. The downtown RDP campus is home to RDP’s Continuing Education and Corporate Training programs.
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