Staff and students at two schools in New Brunswick have been told to isolate due to COVID-19. 'This means staying home, not receiving visitors, and not leaving your property.'
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers capped off a busy first week of 2021 by signing quarterback Zach Collaros to a restructured contract for the season.
The curfew comes as Quebec's COVID-19 cases and deaths continue to rise and hospitals say they're reaching a "tipping point."
Western University has announced the delay of in-person classes -- from the end of January to late February -- due to the continued Ontario lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The announcement comes as thousands of students attend school remotely to curb the spread of COVID-19.
Florida is one of 12 states without a mask mandate, where restaurants, clubs and bars operate at full capacity.
Joe Hargrave, who is the member of the legislature for Prince Albert, apologized for the trip to Palm Springs and resigned from cabinet earlier this week.
Democrats swept two Senate special elections in Georgia, giving the party control of Congress and the White House for the first time since 2011.
Puzzled by lesser-loved bottles in the back of the bar cabinet? Food writer Gwendolyn Richards' Lockdown Libations project provides tips for using up random & nearly-empty spirits.
When it comes to COVID-19 vaccines, Canadians want results, Rob Breakenridge says, not excuses.
The statement was accompanied by an image of a masked suspect wearing gloves and a hooded sweatshirt, carrying an object.
Another 128 fatalities were reported as well, pushing the country's death toll to 16,707.
Mike Petrie passed away on Jan. 5 of COVID-linked pneumonia and underlying health conditions, weeks before his 67th birthday.
One man is facing a second-degree murder charge for a shooting in July, while another is charged with manslaughter for allegedly fatally punching someone on the Downtown Eastside.
True You Salon & Spa in Calgary is considering opening its doors Monday despite public health orders that forbid it from doing so.
He asked those that attend weekly protests that are happening in the city to respect their fellow citizens by wearing masks and keeping a safe physical distance from each other.
“We literally throw our bodies onto people’s chests just so they can live a second longer and this vaccine is life-saving,” a nurse said, stressing the need for vaccinations.
The Western Hockey League says it still plans to have teams play this year despite problems posed by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
After catching the virus four months ago, Jackson Jeffcoat has fully recovered from COVID-19 and is back under contract with the Bombers for the 2021 season.
Alberta students from K to 12 will be returning to the classroom as scheduled on Monday. Tom Vernon looks at how parents and educators feel about it.
The latest job numbers are out and Alberta’s unemployment rate didn’t see much of a change in December 2020. But one economist says those numbers do not reflect our current reality. Chris Chacon reports.
If you’ve booked a COVID-19 test at the Edmonton Expo Centre, it’s because you’re either experiencing symptoms or you’re a close contact of a positive case. But what about everyone else? Sarah Ryan takes a look at another option: private, rapid testing.
A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Breanna Karstens-Smith and Gord Steinke from Friday, January 8, 2021.
Here’s Jesse Beyer’s Friday, January 8, 2021 evening weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
One Jason Kenney is the premier of Alberta. The other is a man from Virginia who's having fun with numerous instances of mistaken identity.
