COVID-19 continues to ravage Quebec seniors’ homes
Close to 60 per cent of the province's 877 deaths have now been linked to the province's long-term care homes, provincial data showed.
Close to 60 per cent of the province's 877 deaths have now been linked to the province's long-term care homes, provincial data showed.
An Edmonton doctor said she’s anxious about going to work because of the personal protective equipment she is being given. The province maintains the masks are safe. Nicole Stillger reports.
Despite mass layoffs and more businesses closing by the day, there have been some positives in this pandemic. Some local businesses have not only been able to adapt but are seeing some success while doing so. Chris Chacon reports
The child has been pronounced deceased, RCMP said in a statement.
The Benning family is very well known in hockey circles. Brian played part of one season with the Oilers and his son Matt is on the current roster. Abby played five years with the Alberta Pandas hockey team and the youngest Michael is a defender with the Sherwood Park Crusaders. But now it’s time to...
"It's with tremendous sadness that we have lost Const. Heidi Stevenson, a 23-year veteran of the force who was killed this morning while responding to an active shooter incident," Nova Scotia RCMP Commanding Officer Lee Bergerman said.
To make space for the COVID-19 wave and due to the complexity of keeping transplant patients safe, many centres have scaled back surgeries significantly.
Salthaven Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Centre said an injured bald eagle came in their care earlier this week, and was released back into the wild on Friday.
A large spike in COVID-19 cases at a DDO long-term care facility has families worried.
The protest outside an immigration holding centre in Surrey, B.C., was one of five that took place outside centres across the country Sunday.
Nine search and rescue members responded but, due to the pandemic, the majority remained at the search base as backup, COSAR said.
Firefighters were combating a blaze at LORAAS Disposal confirmed Regina Fire.
Despite being physically closed, the museum has found a way to continue offering insights into Lethbridge's history through online platforms.
The chicken may have been served to 300 to 500 Edmonton EXPO Centre clients and staff on Friday, April 17, over the lunch hour.
Alberta Health confirmed Sunday that there are 241 new COVID-19 cases in the province, bringing the total to 2,803.