Business & Lifestyle

Location, Location, Location

Red Deer County is located along one of the busiest corridors in Canada, at the crossroads of major air, rail, and ground transportation. The region has the transportation infrastructure required to move products, employees, and machinery to and from major production sites in the country. 

Red Deer County has amazing natural features, such as lakes, rivers, trails, and parks, which make it a wonderful place for indoor and outdoor recreation. Being conveniently located halfway between Calgary and Edmonton also provides for a plethora of opportunities and amenities.

Come Grow with Us!

Via major investments in its assets and infrastructure, Red Deer County is reinforcing its economic strength by maintaining the rate of development that’s been going on for the last decade. The signs of this growth everywhere are amazing to see. Read on...

Visit Red Deer County

Tired of the same old tourist sites? Red Deer County offers real experiences for both young and old. The area is rich in authentic sights and sounds – from riding tall in the saddle to catching that elusive first fish, Red Deer County is an escape from the rush of city life. Read on...

Living in Red Deer County

With a population of 19,933, Red Deer County covers an area of 4,042 square kilometres (1,575 square miles, 1,007,968 acres/407,925 hectares). Within the north central boundary of Red Deer County is the City of Red Deer with a population of over 100,000 people.  The overall population of Red Deer County is greater than 135,000 including the City of Red Deer and the County's towns and villages. Read on...

Moving to Red Deer County

Red Deer County offers some of the highest quality of life found anywhere in the world. However, life in the country is different in a number of ways from life in the city. Rural governments normally provide a different type of service than that provided in urban areas. The following information is provided to help you make an educated and informed decision when choosing to purchase or develop land outside the boundaries of incorporated cities, towns or villages. Read on...