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Clean and pleasant hotel stay for my wife and I. Their breakfast and their amenities were in top shape. Good value for the money.
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Nice big pub-style restaurant, good venue to watch bands and have a drink and a meal. Nice menu options and the food is very good.
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Soooo great to be back!! Went to my first meditation in Breath and Heal class. An extremely emotional and healing experience!!'
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4702 50 Ave, Red Deer, AB T4N 4A1
Chiropractic Services, Acupuncture Treatments, Massage Therapy, Computerized Custom Orthotic, Laser Therapy, Shockwave Therapy, RAPID Therapy
Reconnect with your body at Baker Family Chiropractic & Wellness Centre in Red Deer. In Red Deer for 25 years, we provide Chiropractic, acupuncture, Craniosacral, massage therapy, laser therapy and shockwave therapy. For more information or to book an appointment, call us today.
The Best Western Red Deer Inn and Suites offers a variety of amenities including wireless high-speed Internet access, indoor pool and a deluxe continental breakfast. Rooms include a microwave and refrigerator. Guests will appreciate the close proximity to area businesses, shopping, and easy access to the highway
Big Bounce Castle is a family-owned inflatable rental business in Red Deer, Alberta, offering a variety of safe and fun bounce houses and obstacle courses for events, ensuring a joyful experience for children and families.
In 1986, the first library board was formed. They succeeded in their goal of opening a small library the following year. The library was originally located in the back room of the village office, and in its first annual report it had twenty-eight members. In 1989, the library was moved into the converted fire hall adjoining the village office, and it remains there to this day.Thanks to the Alberta Community Facility Enhancement Program, the library had a much needed renovation in 2000. A bequest in 2003 enabled the board to convert the unfinished back room into an office and storage space, thereby creating room for a small children's area with new shelving.
Bowden Public Library officially opened on October 29, 1955, in a room of the local hotel (rented for $15/month). Many books were donated, and more were bought with fundraising and grant money. By the end of 1955 the library boasted 1500 volumes, and had to move to a larger space in the Walter Sick Building in 1957.