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Living in Red Deer

Red Deer is a city in Canada. The city covered 104.7 km² in 2021. Population density was 966.5 people per km² in 2021. 21.3% of renter households spent at least 30% of income on housing in May 2021. The unemployment rate was 12.3% in May 2021. Annual PM2.5 was 10.2 µg/m³ in 2024.

Higher unemployment than 85% of Canadian cities that publish it, more recorded crime than 89% of Canadian cities that publish it and dirtier air than 88% of Canadian cities that publish it.

Which Canada-wide rules apply when you move to Red Deer?

National rules stay on the country page instead of being relabelled as city data.

Visa and entry rulesPassport-specific entry and national residence context.BenefitsCountry-wide eligibility and official application routes.Taxes in CanadaNational rates and thresholds that apply in Red Deer.Healthcare eligibilityCountry-wide insurance and residence conditions.

Housing and cost

No city-level rent figure is published for Red Deer. The available city-level cost figures remain below.

What recurs every month6 published recurring costs, € per month
Red Deer recurring monthly costs, € per month€490Private kindergarten€186Utilities, 85 m² flat€68Internet, 60 Mbps€55Mobile plan, 10 GB€43Fitness club€41Transport pass€ / month

Supplemental estimate lane; these items are not official statistics.

MetricValuePeriodSource
Fitness club membership, monthly43.15 EUR/month31 Dec 2022Global Cost of Living — Kaggle snapshot v218Supplemental estimate · Supplemental context
Internet, 60 Mbps unlimited68.24 EUR/month31 Dec 2022Global Cost of Living — Kaggle snapshot v218Supplemental estimate · Supplemental context
Private kindergarten, monthly490 EUR/month31 Dec 2022Global Cost of Living — Kaggle snapshot v218Supplemental estimate · Supplemental context
Meal at an inexpensive restaurant14 EUR31 Dec 2022Global Cost of Living — Kaggle snapshot v218Supplemental estimate · Supplemental context
Mobile plan, 10 GB55.18 EUR/month31 Jul 2026Cost of Living in Red Deer. Jun 2026. Prices in Red Deer17Commercial estimate · Supplemental context
Monthly transport pass41.12 EUR/month31 Dec 2022Global Cost of Living — Kaggle snapshot v218Supplemental estimate · Supplemental context
Basic utilities, 85 m² home185.8 EUR/month31 Dec 2022Global Cost of Living — Kaggle snapshot v218Supplemental estimate · Supplemental context
Households spending over 30% of income on rent21.3 %11 May 2021Statistics Canada Census Profile downloads, 2021 Census of Population14Official
Dwellings43,404 dwellings31 Dec 2021Statistics Canada6Official
G05 Main Residential Dwellings40,512 dwellings31 Dec 2021Statistics Canada7Official
Safety City Property Crime Count6,666 violations/year31 Dec 2024Statistics Canada 35-10-0177-01 (incident-based crime, by CMA)12Official

Work and income

What is the unemployment rate in Red Deer?

The unemployment rate is 12.3 % (May 2021). Source: Statistics Canada Census Profile downloads, 2021 Census of Population14

Unemployment across cities in CanadaUnemployment in Red Deer is 12.3%. Of 485 cities with data, 119 have unemployment of 6 to under 8%.
unemployment rate, % · measured cities in Canada per band1 city: 0% to under 2%10–210 cities: 2% to under 4%102–497 cities: 4% to under 6%974–6119 cities: 6% to under 8%1196–8103 cities: 8% to under 10%1038–1075 cities: 10% to under 12%7510–1251 cities: 12% to under 14%5112–14Red Deer 12.3%18 cities: 14% to under 16%1814–168 cities: 16% to under 18%816–181 city: 18% to under 20%118–202 cities: 20% to under 22%220–22

Unemployment rate (%)

MetricValuePeriodSource
Employment rate58.7 %31 Dec 2021Statistics Canada7Official
Median gross salary (regional)2,129 EUR/month31 Dec 2020www150.statcan.gc.ca16Official
Unemployment rate12.3 %country median 8.3%11 May 2021Statistics Canada Census Profile downloads, 2021 Census of Population14Official

Public employment service

No exact public employment office is currently linked to Red Deer. The verified national service may still offer online registration, job search or an official office finder.

Country-level information

Job Bank and public employment services — Public employment service

Government of Canada

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Country-level service information is not treated as proof of a physical office in Red Deer. Sources checked through 12 Aug 2026.

Safety

How safe is Red Deer?

Police recorded 10,650 incidents per 100,000 (2024). This counts all offences, so it is not comparable with a violent-crime-only rate from another source.

  • Recorded incidents per 100,000 residents: 10,650 offences per 100,000 · Statistics Canada — Police-reported Crime Severity Index and crime rate, by census metropolitan area, 202419
Recorded crime across major citiesRed Deer highlighted among comparable cities
Recorded crime across major cities with Red Deer highlighted10,650Red Deer8,922Kelowna7,953Saskatoon7,894Winnipeg7,503Regina7,108Edmonton6,867Thunder Bay6,484St. John's4,743London4,142Guelph3,920Barrie3,366Saguenayrecorded incidents per 100k residents
MetricValuePeriodSource
Recorded incidents per 100,000 residents10,650 offences per 100,000country median 7,10831 Dec 2024Statistics Canada — Police-reported Crime Severity Index and crime rate, by census metropolitan area, 202419Independent
Safety City Violent Crime Count2,420 violations/year31 Dec 2024Statistics Canada 35-10-0177-01 (incident-based crime, by CMA)12Official

Mobility and administration

MetricValuePeriodSource
G09 Bicycle Commute Share Pct0.7 %11 May 2021Statistics Canada Census Profile downloads, 2021 Census of Population14Official
G09 Transit Commute Share Pct2.5 %11 May 2021Statistics Canada Census Profile downloads, 2021 Census of Population14Official
G09 Walk Commute Share Pct3.2 %11 May 2021Statistics Canada Census Profile downloads, 2021 Census of Population14Official
Destinations from nearest airport38 count13 Jun 2026OpenFlights — routes.dat4Official
Nearest airportYEG13 Jun 2026OurAirports — airports.csv5Official
Distance to nearest airport116.9 km13 Jun 2026OurAirports — airports.csv5Official

Language courses and integration

No exact city-level course record is currently published for Red Deer. These verified national programmes may still apply; use the official programme page to check local availability.

Country-level information

IRCC newcomer language-learning services finder — State Language Course

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

For newcomers to Canada.

English, Frenchfree
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National programme information is not treated as proof of a course location in Red Deer.

Climate and air quality

Monthly mean temperatures were −11.6°C in January and 16.2°C in July. Monthly precipitation was 16.3 mm in January and 90 mm in July.

Is the air quality good in Red Deer?

The annual PM2.5 mean is about 10.2 µg/m³ (2024) — above the WHO 2021 guideline of 5 µg/m³ but within the EU limit of 25 µg/m³.

Annual mean at the measuring site(s) serving the city; current-day readings differ.

  • PM2.5 — annual mean: 10.21 µg/m³ · Official ECCC/NAPS 2024 annual daily-mean station observations, reproducibly aggregated as an arithmetic mean for eligible stations within 25 km of the target city coordinate. This is a derived place observation, not an asserted municipal monitor aggregate.2
Temperature through the yearAverage daytime high and night-time low, °C
Red Deer average monthly daytime high and night-time low temperature, °C-20°-10°0°10°20°30°JFMAMJJASOND23°-18°Daytime highNight-time low
Rainfall through the yearAverage monthly precipitation, mm
Red Deer average monthly precipitation, mm0255075100161219285898907038221714JFMAMJJASONDmm
Air quality vs health guidelinesAnnual means against WHO 2021 guidelines and EU legal limits
Red Deer annual air pollutant levels against WHO 2021 guidelines and EU legal limitsCity valueWHO guidelineEU limit52510.2PM2.5104011.2NO₂µg/m³

City values from the published air-quality observations. WHO 2021 guidelines and EU limit values are published constants.

PM2.5 across cities in CanadaAnnual PM2.5 in Red Deer is 10.2 µg/m³. Of 92 cities with data, 33 have annual PM2.5 of 3 to under 4 µg/m³.
annual PM2.5, µg/m³ · measured cities in Canada per band2 cities: 1 µg/m³ to under 2 µg/m³21–216 cities: 2 µg/m³ to under 3 µg/m³162–333 cities: 3 µg/m³ to under 4 µg/m³333–413 cities: 4 µg/m³ to under 5 µg/m³134–512 cities: 5 µg/m³ to under 6 µg/m³125–61 city: 6 µg/m³ to under 7 µg/m³16–71 city: 7 µg/m³ to under 8 µg/m³17–81 city: 8 µg/m³ to under 9 µg/m³18–92 cities: 9 µg/m³ to under 10 µg/m³29–102 cities: 10 µg/m³ to under 11 µg/m³210–11Red Deer 10.21 city: 13 µg/m³ to under 14 µg/m³113–142 cities: 15 µg/m³ to under 16 µg/m³215–163 cities: 16 µg/m³ to under 17 µg/m³316–171 city: 17 µg/m³ to under 18 µg/m³117–181 city: 20 µg/m³ to under 21 µg/m³120–211 city: 40 µg/m³ to under 41 µg/m³140–41

Annual PM2.5 (µg/m³)

MetricValuePeriodSource
NO₂ — annual mean11.16 µg/m³country median 6.92024Official ECCC/NAPS 2024 station DMean observation retained at source grain; no place value is asserted because the approved 25 km observation condition is not met.3Official
PM2.5 — annual mean10.21 µg/m³country median 3.72024Official ECCC/NAPS 2024 annual daily-mean station observations, reproducibly aggregated as an arithmetic mean for eligible stations within 25 km of the target city coordinate. This is a derived place observation, not an asserted municipal monitor aggregate.2Official
Average daytime high by monthJan -5.6 · Feb -3.5 · Mar 1.3 · Apr 10.1 · May 16.8 · Jun 20 · Jul 22.9 · Aug 22.4 · Sep 17.8 · Oct 10.4 · Nov 1.1 · Dec -4.4 °C31 Dec 2020Canadian Climate Normals — RED DEER A, 1991-20201Official
Average night-time low by monthJan -17.6 · Feb -16.1 · Mar -10.5 · Apr -3 · May 2.7 · Jun 7.4 · Jul 9.4 · Aug 7.9 · Sep 3 · Oct -3.4 · Nov -10.5 · Dec -16.2 °C31 Dec 2020Canadian Climate Normals — RED DEER A, 1991-20201Official
Average temperature by monthJan -11.6 · Feb -9.8 · Mar -4.6 · Apr 3.6 · May 9.7 · Jun 13.7 · Jul 16.2 · Aug 15.2 · Sep 10.4 · Oct 3.5 · Nov -4.7 · Dec -10.3 °C31 Dec 2020Canadian Climate Normals — RED DEER A, 1991-20201Official
Average precipitation by monthJan 16.3 · Feb 11.9 · Mar 19.3 · Apr 28.1 · May 58.4 · Jun 97.7 · Jul 90 · Aug 70.1 · Sep 38.3 · Oct 21.6 · Nov 16.8 · Dec 14.1 mm31 Dec 2020Canadian Climate Normals — RED DEER A, 1991-20201Official

Cities of a similar size in Canada

Closest published populations, for a like-for-like comparison.

All Canada cities
Nanaimo99,863 residentsSherwood Park99,225 residentsPickering99,186 residentsLethbridge98,406 residentsKamloops97,902 residentsSaint-Jean-sur-Richelieu97,873 residents

Population and city profile

How many people live in Red Deer?

The published population was 100,844 people in 2021. Source: Statistics Canada — Census Profile 2021, Red Deer (Census subdivision 4808011)11

Who lives hereResidents by nationality, % of population
Red Deer residents by nationalityBy nationalityNational passport92.2%Foreign residents 7.8%

Calculated from the population and foreign-resident facts on this page.

MetricValuePeriodSource
Area104.3 km²31 Dec 2021Statistics Canada7Official
City area104.7 km²2021Statistics Canada — Census Profile 2021 (Red Deer, CSD 4811012)10Official
Foreign-resident share16.86 %31 Dec 2021Statistics Canada8Official
Foreign residents7,870 people11 May 2021Statistics Canada Census Profile 2021 characteristic 1512: not Canadian citizens, population in private households, 25% sample data, at CSD grain. This is the exact foreign-citizenship interpretation used for foreign_population_total; it is not immigrant status.13Official
Population density966.5 people/km²11 May 2021Statistics Canada Census Profile 2021 characteristic 6: population density per square kilometre at CSD grain. This is the exact CSD value; it is not a CMA or province observation.13Official
Population100,844 people1 Jan 2021Statistics Canada — Census Profile 2021, Red Deer (Census subdivision 4808011)11Official
Safety City Crime Covered Population113,145 people31 Dec 2024Statistics Canada 35-10-0177-01 (incident-based crime, by CMA)12Official
Population over time22 published observations, 2001–2022
Population in Red Deer by year, residents67,50481,24594,985108,72620012005200920152022105,883residents

Population rose 50.5% between 2001 and 2022, from 70,347 to 105,883.

International community in Red Deer

Named groups from exact city-grain official distributions. Citizenship, birthplace, language and ancestry answer different questions and stay separate.

Country of birth

Total - Place of birth for the immigrant population in private households - 25% sample data · 2021 Census

Published groupPeopleShare
Total - Place of birth for the immigrant population in private households - 25% sample data16,540100.0%
Asia9,84559.5%
Philippines6,38038.6%
Europe3,04518.4%
Americas2,22013.4%
Africa1,2957.8%
United Kingdom9605.8%
India7404.5%
Other places of birth in Asia6704.1%
Other places of birth in Africa6103.7%
United States of America5153.1%
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Published groupPeopleShare
El Salvador4802.9%
Ukraine4802.9%
Other places of birth in Americas4752.9%
Syria3702.2%
Other places of birth in Europe3402.1%
Netherlands3352.0%
Pakistan3302.0%
China3151.9%
Mexico2751.7%
Germany2751.7%
Viet Nam2751.7%
Colombia2701.6%
Korea, South2401.5%
South Africa, Republic of2251.4%
Afghanistan2151.3%
Romania1400.8%
Nigeria1300.8%
Oceania and other places of birth1300.8%
Russian Federation1100.7%
Poland1050.6%
Egypt950.6%
Somalia850.5%
Hong Kong850.5%
Iran750.5%
Bosnia and Herzegovina700.4%
Serbia650.4%
Guyana600.4%
Jamaica550.3%
Sri Lanka500.3%
Trinidad and Tobago400.2%
Italy400.2%
Congo, Democratic Republic of the400.2%
Eritrea400.2%
Iraq400.2%
Ethiopia350.2%
Lebanon350.2%
Hungary300.2%
Portugal300.2%
Peru250.2%
France250.2%
Greece250.2%
Morocco250.2%
Bangladesh250.2%
Brazil150.1%
Croatia150.1%
Algeria150.1%
Haiti100.1%
Taiwan100.1%

Largest published groups; zero-count groups are omitted. Dimensions are source-native and are never merged. Official source15

Citizenship

Total - Citizenship for the population in private households - 25% sample data · 2021 Census

Published groupPeopleShare
Total - Citizenship for the population in private households - 25% sample data98,045100.0%
Canadian citizens90,17092.0%
Canadian citizens aged 18 and over69,49070.9%
Canadian citizens aged under 1820,68021.1%
Not Canadian citizens7,8708.0%

Largest published groups; zero-count groups are omitted. Dimensions are source-native and are never merged. Official source15

Language spoken at home

Total - Language spoken most often at home for the total population excluding institutional residents - 100% data · 2021 Census

Published groupPeopleShare
Total - Language spoken most often at home for the total population excluding institutional residents - 100% data98,535100.0%
Single responses95,77597.2%
Official languages87,32088.6%
English86,99588.3%
Non-official languages8,4558.6%
Non-Indigenous languages8,4308.6%
Austronesian languages3,2553.3%
Indo-European languages3,1503.2%
Multiple responses2,7652.8%
Tagalog (Pilipino, Filipino)2,7552.8%
English and non-official language(s)2,5302.6%
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Published groupPeopleShare
Italic (Romance) languages1,2801.3%
Spanish1,1751.2%
Indo-Iranian languages1,0701.1%
Indo-Aryan languages8150.8%
Afro-Asiatic languages7150.7%
Balto-Slavic languages6550.7%
Slavic languages6550.7%
Semitic languages6200.6%
Arabic5700.6%
Sino-Tibetan languages4850.5%
Chinese languages4700.5%
French3200.3%
Ukrainian2850.3%
Punjabi (Panjabi)2700.3%
Yue (Cantonese)2600.3%
Iranian languages2550.3%
Austro-Asiatic languages2400.2%
Russian2350.2%
Vietnamese2050.2%
Korean2050.2%
Mandarin1950.2%
Ilocano1900.2%
Hindi1600.2%
Urdu1600.2%
Persian languages1550.2%
Gujarati1450.1%
Dravidian languages1300.1%
English and French1250.1%
Germanic languages1000.1%
Dari950.1%
Niger-Congo languages950.1%
Cushitic languages900.1%
Cebuano900.1%
Multiple non-official languages850.1%
Malayalam850.1%
Pashto800.1%
Somali600.1%
Pampangan (Kapampangan, Pampango)600.1%
Serbo-Croatian600.1%
Low Saxon-Low Franconian languages600.1%
Polish550.1%
Hiligaynon500.1%
Afrikaans500.1%
Portuguese500.1%
Bisaya, n.o.s.450.0%
Romanian450.0%
Tai-Kadai languages400.0%
Tigrigna400.0%
Khmer (Cambodian)400.0%
Iranian Persian400.0%
Akan (Twi)400.0%
Sinhala (Sinhalese)350.0%
Swahili300.0%
Indigenous languages300.0%
Tamil300.0%
Armenian300.0%
High German languages300.0%
German300.0%
Sign languages250.0%
Lao250.0%
Turkic languages250.0%
Uralic languages250.0%
Algonquian languages250.0%
Cree-Innu languages250.0%
Cree languages250.0%
Cushitic languages, n.i.e.250.0%
Austronesian languages, n.i.e.250.0%
Bengali250.0%
American Sign Language200.0%
Hungarian200.0%
Bosnian200.0%
Serbian200.0%
Persian (Farsi), n.o.s.200.0%
Tibeto-Burman languages150.0%
English, French and non-official language(s)150.0%
Waray-Waray150.0%
Creole languages150.0%
Telugu150.0%
Dutch150.0%
Greek150.0%
Kurdish150.0%
Italian150.0%
Niger-Congo languages, n.i.e.100.0%
Karenic languages100.0%
Karenic languages, n.i.e.100.0%
Thai100.0%
Turkish100.0%
Uzbek100.0%
Nehiyawewin (Plains Cree)100.0%
Cree, n.o.s.100.0%
Oromo100.0%
Amharic100.0%
Hebrew100.0%
Bikol100.0%
Pangasinan100.0%
Czech100.0%
Croatian100.0%
Nepali100.0%
Nilo-Saharan languages50.0%
Sign languages, n.i.e.50.0%
Min Nan (Chaochow, Teochow, Fukien, Taiwanese)50.0%
Chinese, n.o.s.50.0%
S'gaw Karen50.0%
Tibetan50.0%
French and non-official language(s)50.0%
Nihithawiwin (Woods Cree)50.0%
Ojibway-Potawatomi languages50.0%
Ojibway languages50.0%
Chadic languages50.0%
Hausa50.0%
Indonesian50.0%
Morisyen50.0%
Creole, n.o.s.50.0%
Bulgarian50.0%
Serbo-Croatian, n.i.e.50.0%
Slovak50.0%
Sindhi50.0%
Japanese50.0%

Largest published groups; zero-count groups are omitted. Dimensions are source-native and are never merged. Official source15

Is Red Deer a good place to live?

There is no universal answer. The profile scores below show who the available published evidence may suit; they are a decision aid, not a personal recommendation.

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Remote worker43%strong on work, weak on safety · range 35–51%
Skilled employee51%strong on work, weak on education · range 42–60%
Student50%strong on cost, weak on education · range 40–60%
Family44%strong on housing, weak on education · range 35–53%
Retirement48%strong on housing, weak on admin · range 38–58%
Foreign residents7,870 people11 May 2021Official source · Statistics Canada Census Profile 2021 characteristic 1512: not Canadian citizens, population in private households, 25% sample data, at CSD grain. This is the exact foreign-citizenship interpretation used for foreign_population_total; it is not immigrant status.
Population100,844 people1 Jan 2021Official source · Statistics Canada — Census Profile 2021, Red Deer (Census subdivision 4808011)
Households spending over 30% of income on rent21.3 %11 May 2021Official source · Statistics Canada Census Profile downloads, 2021 Census of Population
Dwellings43,404 dwellings31 Dec 2021Official source · Statistics Canada
Employment rate58.7 %31 Dec 2021Official source · Statistics Canada
Median gross salary (regional)2,129 EUR/month31 Dec 2020Official source · www150.statcan.gc.ca
Every value keeps its source, geographic scope and verification date · Last checked 2026-09-05

Additional context

MetricValuePeriodSource
Residents born abroad18.4 %11 May 2021Statistics Canada Census Profile downloads, 2021 Census of Population14Official
Households40,510 households31 Dec 2021Statistics Canada7Official
Labour force participation rate67 %31 Dec 2021Statistics Canada7Official
Median age38.8 years31 Dec 2021Statistics Canada9Official

Yes — migrants can receive medical care in Red Deer when the national insurance or residence conditions are met.

Healthcare access follows the country-wide insurance rules; local capacity facts remain city data and are not used as proof of eligibility.

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Country rule verified 2026-08-03.

Common questions

Answered from the published values on this page, each with its source and date.

How many people live in Red Deer?

The published population was 100,844 people in 2021. Source: Statistics Canada — Census Profile 2021, Red Deer (Census subdivision 4808011).

Is the air quality good in Red Deer?

The annual PM2.5 mean is about 10.2 µg/m³ (2024) — above the WHO 2021 guideline of 5 µg/m³ but within the EU limit of 25 µg/m³. Source: Official ECCC/NAPS 2024 annual daily-mean station observations, reproducibly aggregated as an arithmetic mean for eligible stations within 25 km of the target city coordinate. This is a derived place observation, not an asserted municipal monitor aggregate..

How safe is Red Deer?

Police recorded 10,650 incidents per 100,000 (2024). This counts all offences, so it is not comparable with a violent-crime-only rate from another source. Source: Statistics Canada — Police-reported Crime Severity Index and crime rate, by census metropolitan area, 2024.

What is the unemployment rate in Red Deer?

The unemployment rate is 12.3 % (May 2021). Source: Statistics Canada Census Profile downloads, 2021 Census of Population.

What is the typical salary around Red Deer?

The median gross salary is 2,129 EUR/month. Source: www150.statcan.gc.ca.

How many foreign residents live in Red Deer?

7,870 people residents hold a foreign nationality. Source: Statistics Canada Census Profile 2021 characteristic 1512: not Canadian citizens, population in private households, 25% sample data, at CSD grain. This is the exact foreign-citizenship interpretation used for foreign_population_total; it is not immigrant status..

Is Red Deer a good place to live?

Red Deer may suit different people for different reasons. The page's profile scores compare published cost, work, housing, safety, healthcare and other available factors; they are a decision aid, not a universal recommendation.

How many people born in Total - Place of birth for the immigrant population in private households - 25% sample data live in Red Deer?

The official country of birth distribution records 16,540 people (100.0%) in the source-defined population for 2021 Census. This is a country of birth measure, not a general estimate of ethnicity or migration status.

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