More than 400,000 seniors and staff in continuing care homes and frontline workers will get the COVID-19 vaccine between January and April, the Alberta government announced Wednesday.
An Edmonton pub server needed 14 stitches on her face following a fight with a customer.
After giving dividends to police and the province, the City of Edmonton earned about $57 million from speed cameras in 2019.
A 30-year-old man was charged with second-degree murder after a 46-year-old man was killed in a downtown Edmonton suite on Nov. 20.
Alberta Health Services has reached out to the Canadian Red Cross for potential help managing COVID-19’s strain on its health-care system, the provincial government has confirmed.
The City of Red Deer has delayed recreation and culture programs registration until next year given a rise in active COVID-19 cases and new enhanced public health measures.
A pedestrian sustained a life-threatening head injuries in a crash at 128 Avenue and 66 Street Wednesday afternoon.
A Red Deer resident has been charged with the second-degree murder of a 34-year-old man.
Three City of Edmonton golf courses have struggled to make money over the last five years, finances presented to councillors Wednesday show.
Alberta was singled out Wednesday as an example of what not to do during a pandemic by Ontario's health minister.
A dangerous offender convicted of brutally beating a man into a vegetative state has lost his bid to prevent the media from publishing his new name, should he be successful in applying for one.
Face shields and goggles are no longer just an added protection, but a necessary one, for frontline workers, says Alberta Health Services.
Indigenous artist Lance Cardinal and the world’s largest furniture retailer have teamed up to create the company’s first-ever showroom modelled after a modern Indigenous family.
Creatures include a reclining bear waving traffic on Sturgeon Road, a snowy owl on nearby walking path, and a small cub climbing a tree in the artist’s neighborhood.
An Edmonton is facing multiple charges after police allege he imported a number of illegal devices used to modify firearms.
An Alberta man has turned his entire front yard into a scene from one of the most beloved holiday comedies of all time - National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation.
An Edmonton man is hoping his past will help give his former classmate a brighter future, donating his most prized possession to raise money for her fight against a terminal cancer diagnosis.
Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) officials are investigating an apparent shoving match between a bus driver and a passenger who was not wearing a face mask, after the incident was captured on video.
Alberta announced a new set of restrictions to help fight the surge of COVID-19 cases in the province on Nov.24. Here's how the new restrictions on gatherings could impact you.
Trent Buhler is crazy about his Boston Bruins… and a fan of old sports venues.
The City of Red Deer has delayed recreation and culture programs registration until next year given a rise in active COVID-19 cases and new enhanced public health measures.
A Red Deer resident has been charged with the second-degree murder of a 34-year-old man.
A Sundre teacher recently diagnosed with terminal cancer has won a prestigious award for his excellence in the classroom.
Red Deer RCMP have issued a warning about fraudsters posing as Mounties after a woman was allegedly scammed out of more than $70,000.
RCMP Major Crimes is asking for help from the public to find a man in connection with a homicide in Red Deer earlier this week.
Janet Young makes two recipes to satisfy any sweet tooth: Balsamic chocolate truffles and cranberry pistachio bark.
With so many tech gadgets in your home, it's important to protect your privacy and security. Tech expert Marc Saltzman has some cyber safety tips.
A puppy trapped in a python's coil in Australia was saved by its owners, when a woman pulled the snake with her bare hands.
Ontario's Health Minister Christine Elliott defended Ontario's COVID-19 response by saying this: 'You want to speak about who is in crisis? Have you taken a look at Alberta?'
PM Trudeau says it's still too soon to announce when COVID-19 vaccines will be rolled out across Canada.
Watch ongoing news coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic and current events on CTV News Channel.
Several countries -- including the U.S. -- have cut down the length of time people must quarantine upon entering the countries, but Canada still remains at 14 days.
CTVNews.ca looks at what the approval of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine in the U.K. could mean for other countries looking to secure a vaccine candidate in the race against the novel coronavirus.
For nearly a century, the House of Commons was the most recognizable place in Canada. But now the iconic green chamber is hidden under layers of scaffolding and caution tape as Centre Block is being taken back to its bones.
Alberta was singled out Wednesday as an example of what not to do during a pandemic by Ontario's health minister.
An Edmonton pub server needed 14 stitches on her face following a fight with a customer.
Retailers across the country are felling the pinch as restrictions meant slow the spread of COVID-19 have taken a bite out of their holiday sales.
More than 400,000 seniors and staff in continuing care homes and frontline workers will get the COVID-19 vaccine between January and April, the Alberta government announced Wednesday.
Canada’s vaccine advisory committee has narrowed its guidance on who should be prioritized for COVID-19 vaccination to four groups: long-term care home residents and staff, Indigenous communities, health-care workers, and those over the age of 80.
Manitoba is mandating a two-week remote learning period for some students following the holiday break.
