COVID-19 testing is happening daily in Nova Scotia, but there are no positive cases yet
Dr. Todd Hatchette has been leading the team in Nova Scotia that's testing individuals for COVID-19. So far, 26 people have been tested.
Dr. Todd Hatchette has been leading the team in Nova Scotia that's testing individuals for COVID-19. So far, 26 people have been tested.
The University of Alberta’s Augustana Campus in Camrose is facing nearly 18% of its funding cut in the wake of the UCP budget. That means everything is under review, including all sports programs. But as Quinn Phillips reports, one alumni is now working to save the program.
A growing Edmonton startup secured some new capital at a local investment summit.
"We are following the situation closely and all precautions are being taken," said Quebec's Health Minister Danielle McCann.
630 CHED proudly supports the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra's presentation of Saxophone & Shiraz conducted by Jose-Luis Gomex and presented by Londonderry Mall.
BWXT is seeking to add uranium pellet processing at its Peterborough facility as part of its 10-year licence renewal application.
People in Maugerville New Brunswick are already bracing themselves for what could be another disastrous flood season.
DriveBC says the incident occurred between Exit 217 (Zopkios brake check) and Exit 202 (one km south of the Great Bear Snowshed).
LRT operators reported issues with the CCTV camera system at around 10 a.m. Wednesday, OC Transpo says.
One of her pieces, 'Not Invisible,' has been shared as far away as Australia and New Zealand. Now, families are asking her to memorialize their loved ones.
New software identifies where nearest AED is located quickly during 911 calls
Police allege the suspect sexually assaulted a 62-year-old woman in June 2018, as well as a 52-year-old woman between May and September 2019.
This year's projected average residential tax increase is currently at 3 per cent, but efforts continue to whittle that down.
Queen of Craft events includes a series of guided samplings and discussions that will explore different topics and themes within the industry.
An Alberta artist is honouring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in her watercolour paintings. Now, families are reaching out to Tristen Jenni Sanderson, asking her to memorialize their loved ones.