Leduc County leaves Regional Transit Services Commission
Leduc County has voted to withdraw from the Regional Transit Services Commission.
Leduc County has voted to withdraw from the Regional Transit Services Commission.
The province is offering up to $17.8 million in grants to child care centres and approved family day homes as they prepare to open as part of Alberta's relaunch strategy.
Like many other businesses and services, museums have been hit hard during the COVID-19 pandemic and while they have been given the green light to reopen next Thursday, some museum officials said they won't be.
Premier Doug Ford says about half of Ontario's public health units are not doing enough testing for COVID-19; KFL&A are happy with its testing rate
Dr. Theresa Tam said Public Health Canada is working closely with the province of Saskatchewan to address an outbreak of COVID-19 in a rural northern First Nations community.
Alberta is currently the only Canadian jurisdiction to have a contact-tracing app available to download, but several other provinces, including Ontario, B.C. and New Brunswick, have said they are investigating this technology.
A woman is making education videos in Dene to help her family and others in La Loche, Sask., stay safe and informed amid the COVID-19 outbreak.
As child care centres prepare to open their doors, essential service daycares are reassuring Albertans that proper protocols can be followed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Despite COVID-19 creating what Kelly called a volatile marketplace, Lethbridge Land completed three sales in RiverStone in the month of March.
Global News gets exclusive access inside the psychiatric ward of the Douglas Hospital where 18 patients are being treated for COVID-19.
The detainee had been held at the Otay Mesa Detention Center in San Diego and hospitalized since late April, a health department spokesperson said.
The Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo is home to over 300 animals. Many of those are natural inhabitants of Canada, but many of the 60 different species are from all over the world.
Other countries around the world now say they have found cases of COVID-19 earlier than what has been previously reported.
Four major companies working in Alberta’s oilsands have been allowed to suspend some environmental monitoring. The Alberta energy regulator says the decision was made to ensure safety during the COVID-19 pandemic, but as provincial affairs reporter tom Vernon explains, there are concerns about what this might mean for the environment.
Here’s Phil Darlington’s Wednesday, May 6, 2020 evening weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
A commission dedicated to connecting Edmonton and surrounding municipalities through transit is shrinking, after Leduc County decided to pull out. Sarah Komadina has more.
Carolyn Kury De Castillo reports on how Alberta dentists are returning to work, keeping staff and patients safe during the pandemic. Plus Su-Ling Goh has more on Canadian clinical trials for a new cancer drug developed at the University of Alberta.
According to Alberta’s relaunch strategy, daycares could reopen as early as mid-May. As Tracy Nagai reports, essential services daycares say they’ve been able to provide a safe space for children throughout the pandemic.
A group of Edmonton dancers is going on “tour,” but that looks very different in a pandemic. Morgan Black caught a few performances, where the sidewalk was the stage and the spectators were seniors.