Red Deer
Rebels goaltender Chase Coward forced to leave hockey behind to deal with health issues

News Release from the Red Deer Rebels
Rebels share update regarding Chase Coward
The Red Deer Rebels have announced that goaltender Chase Coward will not be attending the club’s training camp this week and will not be on the team’s roster to start the 2022-23 season.
Rebels Owner/President/General Manager Brent Sutter says Coward made the decision not to attend camp due to medical issues.
“Chase underwent testing this summer and discovered a congenital defect to his lower body,” Sutter explained.
“At this time Chase has decided he will not attend training camp or be a part of the Rebels roster to start the season, and we support him as he navigates through the process.”
Coward, who is 19, joined the Rebels as a listed player in November 2019. In 41 career regular season games with the team, the Swift Current, SK native has posted a 2.62 goals-against average, .904 save-percentage, a 24-11-1-2 record and two shutouts. He went 4-4 in eight playoff games in 2022, posting a 2.24 goals- against average, .925 save-percentage, and one shutout.
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Education
Our sweetest success yet: Smile Cookie Campaign breaks record

Just when we thought our smiles couldn’t get any bigger – they did! And we have the Red Deer community to thank for their overwhelming support.
We are so excited to share the total from the Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Campaign this past spring…and it’s very impressive. In fact, it’s an all-time record, and we couldn’t be more grateful.
Over the long-week campaign held April 28-May 4, Red Deerians indulged in a lot of cookies – $80,773 worth! These funds will go directly to helping struggling readers become readers of potential through Reading College, a project of The Foundation for Red Deer Public Schools.
Reading College, held each July, provides students with identified reading gaps an incredible summer experience that builds their skills, confidence, and love for reading. Students leave the program with stronger reading and writing abilities, and a solid foundation for success in school and life. Now in its 14th year, 1,000 students have graduated from Reading College.
“We continue to be amazed by the generosity of our community and the partnership with Tim Hortons,” said Kristine Plastow, Board Chair for The Foundation for Red Deer Public Schools. “These dollars directly impact kids who need extra support to become confident readers. The difference this program makes is life-changing.”
Tanya Doucette, Tim Hortons Restaurant Owner in Red Deer, said it’s incredible to see what can happen when a community comes together. The simple act of purchasing a cookie by so many amazing guests, makes a huge difference for young students right here in Red Deer.
“This record-breaking year shows how much our guests care. We are so pleased to support Reading College and help give students the tools they need to thrive,” she said.
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