Edmonton Catholic Schools says all employees will have to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Oct. 25, unless they require an accommodation under the Alberta Human Rights Act.
The Edmonton Public School Board is calling the government to implement a “firebreak,” which would see schools across the province shift to online learning for a minimum of two weeks.
In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, Alberta is reinstating contract tracing in schools, as well as introducing a rapid test program for schools.
Public service employees working in core government or ministries will have to provide proof of full vaccination using the BC Vaccine Card.
Meanwhile, 74.9 per cent of the region’s population has received one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, while 70.1 per cent has received both necessary doses.
Police recovered a 24-year-old man's body after a search of Dyers Bay.
In the wake of the tragic death of a little girl who fell from the balcony of her family's apartment building, a fundraiser has been set up to support her parents.
Latest infections bring Manitoba's active case count to 845.
A group of guys in Cold Lake, Alta., is tackling loneliness and isolation with a Men's Shed program.
The Manitoba post-secondary institution announced Tuesday that it's changing its name to Red River College Polytechnic -- or RRC Polytech for short.
Kenney, Copping, Education Minister Adriana LaGrange, Dr. Deena Hinshaw and AHS CEO Dr. Verna Yiu are scheduled to provide a COVID-19 update Tuesday at 3:30 p.m.
The Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers says 3,671 homes were sold last month in the area, down from 5,120 in September 2020.
Guelph's public health unit says it will participate in the province's new targeted COVID-19 rapid test program in schools and licensed child-care settings.
Two Edmonton organizations have partnered to increase gender equity in business, especially on decision-making boards.
Edmonton Police Service Chief Dale McFee was sworn in in 2019. His contract has now been extended to June 30, 2026.
Legal Aid Alberta president and CEO John Panusa joins Global News Morning Edmonton to explain the importance of Duty Counsel and why the lawyers who provide the service should be recognized.
Edmonton mayoral candidate Diana Steele joined Global News Morning Edmonton to share her vision for the city ahead of the Oct. 18 municipal election.
Katherine O’Neill with YWCA Edmonton and Chantel Cabaj with DirectHer join Global News Morning Edmonton to chat about a new partnership that hopes to help women lead in positions on company boards.
The team at CISN Country is back at Commonwealth Stadium for Yards for Hope — a radiothon in support of Hope Mission. Ciara Yaschuk speaks to Lauren Reid from Hope Mission about how important the fundraiser is for the organization.
The team at CISN Country is back at it again. Over the next couple of days, Chris, Jack and Matt will be hosting a radiothon in support of Hope Mission. Ciara Yaschuk is there for the kickoff.
Alongside policy on drinking water and transportation, the political platform of Alliance Citoyenne Québec calls Islam a 'cancer that is slowly growing inside Quebec society.'
As the deadline looms for final proof of first-dose vaccinations, Kingston Health Sciences threatens permanent unpaid leave for those who continue to shirk its vaccine policy.
Four SIU investigators have been assigned to probe a death at the gorge.
The Pandora Papers may not have a heavy focus on Canada but they shed more light on issues that are very familiar to the country's financial transparency advocates.
The extension of the closure means that those who normally attend school in person will continue learning remotely for at least another week.
