Alberta small business owners are hopeful they won’t have to lockdown again as COVID-19 restrictions ease across the province, but the uncertainty has led to extreme staff shortages for some industries.
Lethbridge Police Service is investigating a fatal collision involving a pedestrian on Monday.
Canada's Laurence Vincent Lapointe has won a silver medal in the women's C-1 200-metre at the Tokyo Olympics.
Severe drought conditions have prompted Rockyview County to declare an agricultural disaster, joining Wheatland and 16 others in southern Alberta.
With a return to classrooms right around the corner in Alberta, some parents and student advocacy groups are calling on the provincial government to implement more safety measures to keep children safe.
Ants, grasshoppers, and even mice have been terrorizing some southern Albertans as the scorching, dry conditions continue to sweep through parts of the province.
In about a month, college and university students will once again be flooding campuses in Lethbridge.
To some people, travelling across North America for hockey at just 10 or 11-years-old may seem like a stretch. But for Oliver 'Ollie' Skog and his good friend Briggs Fabro, the dream of playing for Team Brick Alberta and competing against the continent's best young hockey players has been top of mind for the past few years.
Authorities are investigating, but say a possible chemical leak is likely to blame for an incident that sickened six people, sending three to hospital.
A report from Statistics Canada showed that Lethbridge has the highest Crime Severity Index (CSI) in Canada for the second year in a row.
Lethbridge voters will have another question to think about when they head to the polls in October.
An Alberta man says he was beaten with a baseball bat before he fatally shot an intruder who had broken into his home in Red Deer County over the August long weekend.
Federal health minister Patty Hajdu is adding her name to the growing list of health officials around the world concerned with health measures, meant to curb the spread of COVID-19, coming to an end in Alberta on August 16th.
The provincial government is accusing Ottawa of “dishonest, bad-faith negotiating” when it comes to child-care after it approved a subsidized daycare agreement with Quebec on Thursday.
A quirky southern Alberta museum dreamt up out of desperation is celebrating its 25th anniversary
People crossing the border into Canada should expect longer lines and more delays starting Friday morning, the union representing more than 8,500 Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) workers says.
A new art exhibition at the vacant downtown fire hall will be the home of free, outdoor concerts this summer. Over the next two months, the 110-year-old Fire Hall No. 1 is being pumped full of energy by a team of city planners and artists.
COVID-19 hospitalizations exceeded the 100 mark on Thursday as Alberta saw the biggest one-day jump in cases in two months.
Amidst a complete redesign meant to renovate and modernize Calgary's 45-year-old Glenbow Museum, project leaders are seeking input and expertise from Indigenous communities.
Alberta small business owners are hopeful they won’t have to lockdown again as COVID-19 restrictions ease across the province, but the uncertainty has led to extreme staff shortages for some industries.
Maria Weisgerber has the story of a rare flower attracting attention for its bloom and the scent that accompanies it.
Gus the tortoise is the Museum of Natural History's star attraction and the iconic reptile is turning 99.
Andre De Grasse from Markham, Ont. sprinted to a gold medal in the 200-metre final in Tokyo. Two-time Olympian Anson Henry comments on De Grasse's performance.
Grace Lee has the story of a Nigerian refugee's difficult experience in Japan before she found a welcoming home in Canada.
Strong winds, high temps challenging B.C. wildfire crews
More than half of Canadians agree with mandatory vaccinations for people who can be vaccinated to stop the spread of COVID-19 variants, according to a new poll from Nanos Research.
On Thursday, Quebec announced it was moving forward with a vaccine passport that will allow vaccinated Quebecers to visit non-essential businesses amid a rise in COVID-19 cases.
Canadian Evan Dunfee has claimed bronze in the 50-kilometre race walk at the Tokyo Olympics.
B.C.'s Ministry of Health announced another 402 cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, pushing the province's seven-day average for new infections to nearly 250.
Quebec plans to adopt a vaccine passport given a recent increase in COVID-19 cases in the province, Premier François Legault announced Thursday.
