After listening to the City of Edmonton's CFO Mary Persson break down the numbers from the 2021 provincial budget Thursday, Mayor Don Iveson says his city has been hit harder than most.
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Alberta's health minister announced on Thursday more details about the next phase of vaccinations and that the province would receive more than 50,000 doses of the newly approved AstraZeneca shot next week.
It was during a cardio workout in 2018 when Leo Namen felt something was terribly wrong. At just 48 he suffered a heart attack. But he didn't let it stop him, he's now training to climb Mount Everest.
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Thirteen months old with her health deteriorating in an orphanage in China, Hosanna Crowell was introduced to a Canadian couple, Greg and Cathy Crowell, who would prove to be game changers in her life.
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An oil refinery north of Edmonton has added a four-legged friend to its workforce, but Bolt doesn't eat, bark or even breathe – an advantage, the refinery hopes, in dangerous situations.
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The Edmonton Police Service has partnered with the Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton on an initiative to improve police response to investigating sexual assaults and violence against women.
Canada's chief medical adviser says her department is constantly receiving and reviewing any data on vaccines and COVID-19 variants and will be ready to quickly authorize needed boosters when they're available.
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The online booking portal goes live at 9 a.m. Thursday for the southern region of Alberta, with the start times staggered in two-hour increments for bookings in other regions of the province.
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Some employees of a pork processing plant in central Alberta that shut down after a COVID-19 outbreak at the facility are afraid to go back to work, the union president says.
For well over a century, YMCA of Northern Alberta has been serving communities in central and northern Alberta. Through world wars, The Great Depression, and wildfires, they’ve been there.
An Edmonton company is gearing up to offer what it believes is the world’s fastest COVID-19 detection test, which would also eliminate the need for a nasal swab.
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The elusive northern lights have suddenly become easier to see in southern parts of Canada's prairies thanks to what experts are saying is an increase in solar activity.
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Two Americans have been banned from hunting in Alberta for one year and the local company that hosted their hunt owes thousands in fines after a black bear was illegally killed.
Avalanche Canada, Parks Canada and Kananskis Country officials have issued special warnings for mountain ranges in eastern B.C. and western Alberta this weekend as warm temperatures could destabilize snow packs.
