Edmonton Public Schools has confirmed that two of its high schools will move to online only learning after a number of confirmed cases of coronavirus were reported at the schools in the last week.
Alberta Health Services and RCMP say they are aware that the Whistle Stop Café in Mirror has recently opened back up for dine-in service, and they are investigating.
Health Minister Tyler Shandro will join Alberta's pandemic update Monday.
Some Alberta rivers and streams have already been heavily contaminated by coal mining, unreported government data suggests.
Arctic air, clouds and occasional flurries will dominate the next few days in Edmonton and much of central and north-central Alberta.
Obsidian Energy Ltd. is extending its hostile takeover offer for Bonterra Energy Corp. until March 29.
Leon Draisaitl scored the game-winning goal with less than a second left to give the Edmonton Oilers a 4-3 victory over the Winnipeg Jets Sunday night at Bell MTS Place in Winnipeg.
An organization that helps seniors with their dogs has proved essential through the pandemic, not just for the animals, but their owners too. In many cases volunteers are the only contact their clients have.
Alberta reported 463 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday as active cases dropped for the eighth day in a row, but 24 deaths were also reported.
A southern Alberta MLA has apologized again for a holiday trip, approximately a month after she left Alberta against government advice to avoid non-essential travel because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police said Monday that an 18-year-old man who hadn’t been seen in nearly two weeks was located safely.
The first real cold snap of the season has Edmonton's homeless shelters operating at full capacity.
Starting Monday, teachers employed by Centre-Nord school division will vote on strike action against their employer.
Edmonton Police Service's homicide unit is investigating a deadly assault Saturday night.
A 24-year-old man from Fort McMurray, Alta., is facing numerous charges including failing to self-isolate, following a traffic stop early this morning in Corner Brook, N.L.
Downtown Edmonton's CN Tower was sold in October of last year for $10 along with more than $64 million in debt.
The parents of a Sherwood Park boy are sounding the alarm after their son was told to walk home from school after breaking both wrists, and the parents say they didn’t receive a call from any officials.
Joey Moss’ effect on the city of Edmonton continues to be felt as citizens explore new and creative ways to honour the local legend, including carving sculptures and renaming landmarks.
A service dog is being praised as a good boy after helping take a man into custody during a break-in at a north Edmonton Tim Hortons.
City crews mopped up a flood of water in southwest Edmonton on Thursday afternoon after a truck hit a fire hydrant.
A Red Deer man has spent a year carving a hockey-inspired marble sculpture. Bill Harvey developed an interest for sculpting in 1974 when he saw the Pieta by Michelangelo in Rome, Italy.
A Red Deer firefighter hiked more than 1,600 kilometres to honour his family while also raising money for cancer research.
A central Alberta man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison following what is being called one of the largest child pornography busts in the province.
A central Alberta animal rescue helped save the life of a dog they say was attacked with a machete.
One Red Deer resident is $456,315 richer after winning the 50/50 raffle at the Edmonton University Hospital Foundation’s virtual Festival of Trees.
The Oilers beat the Leafs on Wed. night, and fans will be able to watch McDavid vs. Matthews a lot this season. Adam Cook has the story.
Curling Alberta chooses who will represent the province at the national curling championships. CTV News Edmonton’s Adam Cook reports.
Former Toronto Maple Leafs captain George Armstrong reported dead at 90. Armstrong lead the team to win four Stanley Cups in the 1960s
Thousands of businesses apply for new emergency funding
A patient and loyal dog spent days outside a hospital in Turkey, waiting for its owner while he received treatment.
Federal party leaders spoke to reporters this morning ahead of question period in the House of Commons.
Wuhan is largely back to normal one year after being the epicentre of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ont. reports 2,359 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday
Canada's Chief Public Health Officer reflects on the pandemic and the spread of misinformation around COVID-19 vaccines.
A 19-year-old cleaner at an Ontario nursing home has died of COVID-19.
Facing a call for her colleagues to expel her from the Senate, Sen. Lynn Beyak has announced her early retirement. Her decision to leave follows a commitment to only serve eight years in the upper chamber, she said.
A year after the first case of COVID-19 was detected in Canada, front-line workers including nurses, teachers and grocery store employees are reflecting on the how they’ve adapted to keep themselves and Canadians safe.
Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole says it's not appropriate for former governor general Julie Payette to receive the customary benefits afforded to those who've left the post.
Moderna said on Monday it believes its COVID-19 vaccine protects against new variants found in Britain and South Africa, although it will test a new booster shot aimed at the South Africa variant after concluding that the antibody response could be diminished.
A British study found widely used antibiotics azithromycin and doxycycline were generally ineffective against early-stage COVID-19, as the search for treatments against the illness continues while vaccines are being rolled-out.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday brought an end to lawsuits over whether Donald Trump illegally profited off his presidency.
A very small number of MPs took their seats in the House of Commons on Monday, kicking off the first sitting of 2021 by inking a new deal to continue limiting the number of in-person participants.
U.S. President Joe Biden signed an order Monday reversing a Trump-era Pentagon policy that largely barred transgender individuals from serving in the military.
One year since the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Canada, two of CTV's dependable infectious disease experts reflect on a year that felt more like '20 dog years in one.'
