As the calendar flips to December, Dr. Deena Hinshaw told Albertans it’s best to assume they will still have to limit their contacts outside their homes this holiday season.
A man was found with “significant injuries” after police responded to reports of an assault in downtown Edmonton Tuesday night.
In the absence of new pandemic modelling by the United Conservative government, the Alberta NDP is pointing to capacity projections by Alberta Health Services which estimate the province could be close to breaching its regular ICU capacity by the middle of December.
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.
A COVID-19 vaccine developed by a University of Alberta professor and his team is scheduled to begin human clinical trials in early 2021.
With students in Grades 7 to 12 learning online for the next few weeks due to the recent surge in COVID-19, schools have been finding creative ways of making sure students can focus on their lessons.
An Alberta veterinarian who ignored a disciplinary order suspending his practice has had his registration cancelled for five years and has been ordered to pay $20,000 in fines as well as up to $80,000 in costs by an Alberta Veterinary Medical Association (ABVMA) hearing tribunal.
A COVID-19 outbreak at a south Edmonton care home had infected more than 200 people as of Tuesday, while new outbreaks were declared at other care homes.
Alberta’s new impaired driving laws came into effect on Tuesday.
A Sundre teacher recently diagnosed with terminal cancer has won a prestigious award for his excellence in the classroom.
For the past 24 years, an Edmonton-area nurse has been providing a special type of comfort for Canadians dealing with mental illness by donating quilts to them.
A few dozen long term care residents are taking part in an art therapy project where seniors draw their faces, in the midst of a pandemic.
Plans are in the works for four major curling championships to be contested in Calgary in 2021, the sport's governing body announced Tuesday.
Charities are nervous going into December, hoping GivingTuesday might spark enough generosity through the rest of 2020 to keep them afloat.
Everyday at noon, a door will open and highlight a child and their wish that was granted last year.
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.
Trent Buhler is crazy about his Boston Bruins… and a fan of old sports venues.
A local chef and business owner is asking Premier Jason Kenney to lock down his business and others like it - citing safety and financial concerns.
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.
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.
More than 50 people gathered outside Red Deer City Hall to protest against COVID-19 restrictions.
Blackfalds council has approved a mandatory face covering bylaw. Effective Nov. 30, face coverings will be mandatory in all indoor public spaces and public transportation within the town limits.
You can drop off an unwrapped toy or basic essential for kids in need at Cashco Financial locations this holiday season. Carla visits one to talk about financial literacy and toy mountain.
Safeway food expert Mary Berg prepares pepper, mustard and thyme-crusted roast beef and two sides to eat with it.
A beloved elephant that has lived most of its life in a zoo in Pakistan has been relocated to an animal sanctuary in Cambodia thanks, in part, to pop singer Cher.
PM Trudeau says it's still too soon to announce when COVID-19 vaccines will be rolled out across Canada.
As the precise order of who will follow seniors, health care workers and high-risk populations in line to get COVID-19 vaccines is still being sorted out, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal and provincial governments agree that there should be a cross-Canada "consensus" on the matter.
Nunavut's two-week lockdown to slow the spread of COVID-19 is to end Wednesday as the territory continues to see a drop in new cases.
British officials authorized a COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use on Wednesday, greenlighting the world's first shot against the virus that's backed by rigorous science and taking a major step toward eventually ending the pandemic.
U.S. President Donald Trump teased running again for president in 2024 as he hosted a holiday reception at the White House on Tuesday evening.
Less than two weeks after Quebec government announced it would allow Christmas gatherings, Premier François Legault warned he may need to backtrack on that plan as hospitalizations soar and health-care staff show signs of burnout.
A Winnipeg woman diagnosed with terminal cancer is using her last few months to spread some holiday cheer by handing out hampers full of items to those in need in her neighbourhood.
Canadians may wish to forget the year 2020 ever happened, but across the country, museums and archives are working furiously to ensure a full record of the COVID-19 pandemic is in place.
Researchers have found an unusual association that could point to dementia years before a diagnosis: missed credit card payments.
In a breakthrough a month after deadly conflict cut off Ethiopia's Tigray region from the world, the United Nations on Wednesday said it and the Ethiopian government have signed a deal to allow "unimpeded" humanitarian access, at least for areas under federal government control after the prime minister's declaration of victory over the weekend.
