1st year of COVID-19 pandemic saw fewer Alberta stroke patients, more deaths: study
The first year of the COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta saw fewer stroke patients, but a higher number of stroke-related deaths, according to new research.
The first year of the COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta saw fewer stroke patients, but a higher number of stroke-related deaths, according to new research.
University of Calgary students joined their fellow students in Edmonton and Lethbridge for a day of action against subsequent years of budget cuts.
Neil Skjodt is charged with one count of careless driving under the Traffic Safety Act, related to a fatal collision involving a pedestrian.
Pointe Claire village merchants say the streets in the area don't feel the same these days since Gordon Bell stopped coming around.
Many have criticized Jason Kenney's use of the Will Smith slapping Chris Rock meme, saying it promotes violence and questioning his intentions behind the use of the image.
The legislative amendments, when passed, will give people buying a home more time to consider their offers, ensure financing and obtain a home inspection.
Bratina chose not to seek re-election federally last year, in opposition of his government's $1.7 billion commitment towards construction of Hamilton's LRT line.
A store in west Edmonton had a number of products with ingredients labelled as hazardous by Health Canada seized.
Hastings Prince Edward Public Health is responding to eight COVID-19 outbreaks in long-term care and congregate living facilities in the region.
A bankruptcy hearing that could determine whether more than $200 million in oilpatch environmental liabilities wind up on the public dime will have to go back to court.
Residents have been noticing a stream turning grey over a dozen times in recent years, and the government is facing pressure to address the problem.
Jason Kenney says he has been interviewed by RCMP as part of an investigation into potential criminal identity fraud in the 2017 United Conservative Party leadership contest.
On Monday, the provinces' energy ministers agreed to a proposal for small modular reactors. The first 300-megawatt plant is to be built in Darlington, Ont., east of Toronto.