After setting new records for daily and active cases and hospitalizations multiple times this week, Alberta broke yet another COVID-19 milestone on Friday.
The divide between rural and urban pandemic response seems to be growing, despite a surge in COVID-19 outside of large Alberta centres.
In the eight internal memos circulated between Oct. 26 and Nov. 30, CF Chinook Centre officials provided the names of 18 retailers that had identified positive cases among staff members.
A southern Alberta school bus driver said she has been overwhelmed by community support after a fire caused extensive damage to their rural home north-west of Medicine Hat.
Traffic was disrupted late Friday afternoon in southeast Calgary when a vehicle caught fire.
Drumheller RCMP announced Friday that they have filed charges against a Drumheller man for illegally distributing cannabis.
Data shows that 16 flights originating from outside Canada have landed in Calgary with guests on board who tested positive for COVID-19, including one plane where nearly every passenger was told they were a 'close contact.'
Alberta Health Services is seeking a third-party company to take over its lab testing services that could help save money.
A group of Calgary teens banded together to raise the holiday spirits of people who use the Veterans Food Bank
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney took aim at those questioning the reality of COVID-19 and refusing to wear masks during a Facebook live stream on Thursday night.
While the majority of patients who have died from COVID-19 have had at least one comorbidity, or chronic condition, Alberta's top doctor says it doesn't mean that when a compromised individual catches the disease they could die.
A Drumheller man is facing charges after police say he was selling drugs near a playground and a daycare in the central Alberta town.
Work will move forward on a number of infrastructure projects in Calgary thanks to $152.8 million in funding from the provincial Municipal Stimulus Program (MSP) announced earlier this year.
RCMP are searching for a suspected impaired driver who is believed to have fled a crash scene on foot Friday morning along the Trans-Canada Highway west of Calgary.
An environmental think-tank says Alberta will meet its goal to eliminate coal-fired electricity production years earlier than expected.
There will be no public fireworks display put on by the City of Calgary for New Year's Eve.
With no rink to toss teddy bears onto this year, the Hitmen have created Teddy Bear Lane in order to collect 20,000 teddy bears
Bryan de Lottinville, founder and CEO of Benevity, said in a LinkedIn post that there was 'a ton of interest' from world-class firms and multiple offers were fielded before an agreement was reached with UK-based Hg.
There's still music in the air at the National Music Centre. You just need to log on to hear it.
A popular southern Alberta rail excursion has been stopped in its tracks by the latest COVID-19 restrictions, and some customers are expressing frustration after learning there would be no cash refunds for the tickets they’d purchased.
A southern Alberta school bus driver said she has been overwhelmed by community support after a fire caused extensive damage to their rural home north-west of Medicine Hat.
Two men are facing charges in connection to a break-in at a Lethbridge pub where a vehicle drove through the front window and an ATM was pilfered.
An Alberta man reported missing after his family hadn't heard from him since February has been located safe.
The impact of shutdowns and restrictions due to COVID-19 is being felt by everyone, including the homeless population.
After an emergency meeting Wednesday, Medicine Hat City Council passed a mandatory mask bylaw.
When a new survey asked Canadians how they are enjoying working from home only 27 per cent said they would prefer being back at the office.
With COVID-19 guidelines preventing them from singing the national anthem, a grade 1 class in Sask., has learned to sign 'O Canada.'
An Alberta man has meticulously recreated a scene from a beloved Christmas movie in his front yard.
Canada has now recorded more than 400,000 cases of COVID-19 since the beginning of the global pandemic.
After setting new records for daily and active cases and hospitalizations multiple times this week, Alberta broke yet another COVID-19 milestone on Friday.
British Columbia added 711 new cases of COVID-19 to its total on Friday, and 11 more people died from the disease.
A group of current and former Black federal workers has filed a class-action lawsuit against the federal government, alleging systemic discrimination in how it hired and promoted thousands of public servants for nearly half a century.
Three people -- including the gunman’s common-law partner -- have been charged with providing ammunition to the Nova Scotia man responsible for Canada’s worst mass murder.
U.S. President Donald Trump is losing in courts across the country in a futile attempt to stay in power. The Republican president and his allies continue to mount new cases, even after Trump's own attorney general declared the Justice Department had uncovered no widespread fraud.
Pornhub has pushed back against accusations that is allows child sexual abuse materials on its popular online pornography website.
Ontario is moving three regions into new COVID-19 levels starting on Monday, forcing tougher restrictions on businesses and residents in parts of the province.
A driver of a car with California plates is facing a $1,150 for allegedly breaking his COVID-19 quarantine to go snowboarding in Whistler.
Manitoba health officials say there are 3 hospitalizations and 1 death for every 48 cases of COVID-19.
U.K. has become the first country to approve Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine, but experts in other countries aren't ready to follow London's lead.
Travel Secure President Martin Firestone is warning Canadian snowbirds about high health care costs in the U.S. amid pandemic.
Defence Minister Sajjan says the military is working at 'top speed' to ensure the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine will go smoothly.
