Alberta suspends hospital parking fees during COVID-19 pandemic
As of April 3, parking will be free at Alberta Health Services facilities across the province.
As of April 3, parking will be free at Alberta Health Services facilities across the province.
Winfrey is donating $1 million to America’s Food Fund, which is aimed to help low-income families, the elderly, individuals facing job disruptions and children who rely on school lunch programs.
“We will continue to do everything we can as a municipal government to lock the city down in order to save lives."
Two more health-care workers at Kingston Health Sciences Centre have contracted COVID-19.
An estimated 24,500 Nova Scotians working in the food service sector have lost their jobs, but not everyone is closing up shop.
The goal behind 'YMCA at Home' is to encourage people to stay healthy while keeping indoors.
"The hospital resources and the health-care resources here are very limited," said Tofino Mayor Josie Osborne.
Many pharmacies have had to ration medications, including birth control, to one-month supplies to avoid shortages, according to the Canadian Pharmacists Association.
Quinte West OPP say a man has been charged with second-degree murder following an investigation launched Monday.
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These figures, which Kenney released during Wednesday night’s emergency debate, are the first time modelling data from AHS has been made public.
Opposition leader Rachel Notley asked for modelling numbers during an emergency debate at the Alberta legislature Wednesday night, where Premier Jason Kenney said Alberta Health Services is prepared for the worse-case scenario. By the end of April, there will be 925 ventilators available and the current 300 ICU beds will be expanded to 1,200, Kenney...
Edmonton Transit Service branch manager Eddie Robar talks about shuttling homeless people between the EXPO day facility and the Kinsmen Sports Center overnight shelter: “That’s what we do best.”
Spaces are limited at homeless shelters in Edmonton due to Alberta Health guidelines, so Social Development branch manager Jackie Foord explains what new options have been introduce to compensate for a lack of overnight beds in traditional spaces.
Edmonton Transit Service branch manager Eddie Robar explains how physical distancing is going and how ridership has decreased: “It’s the only time you’ll hear a transit guy say that’s a great thing.”
Edmonton Transit Service branch manager Eddie Robar explains what types of concerning mischief incidents have taken place on transit, including assaults and theft, and how mischief is happening in places it wasn’t before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dr. Deena Hinshaw is set to provide her daily update on the novel coronavirus in Alberta at 3:30 p.m. Thursday. It will be streamed live here.
COVID-19 task team chair David Aitken explains how peace officers are interacting with homeless people who are loitering on transit because they feel they have nowhere else to go.
Spending more on defence was already a tough sell in Canada, even during the boom times. It will be an even tougher sell in a post-coronavirus world, Matthew Fisher says.
Manitoba roads were slippery Thursday as freezing drizzle and snow moved through the province.
Ontario Provincial Police said the vehicle was "all over the road" on the QEW near Brant Street before it was pulled over on Wednesday.
Some Nova Scotia hotels have laid off up to 90 per cent of their staff as the industry feels an immediate impact from the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Cenovus Energy is temporarily suspending its dividend and cutting its capital spending plan by an additional $150 million on top of a reduction announced last month.
As data comes out, charts can tell us more about Canada's COVID-19 outbreak.