Active cases of COVID-19 and hospitalizations continue to trend down in Alberta
Another 621 cases of COVID-19 were reported in Alberta Saturday.
Musicians playing their hearts out to save Calgary’s iconic ‘Blues Can’
Musicians are picking up their guMusicians are picking up their guitars, playing the keys and singing with soul to save one of Calgary’s most iconic hotspots …
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‘We are people, we are not terrorists’: Palestinian car rally goes ahead in Lethbridge
Rallies supporting Palestinians have popped up across Canada in the past week including massive turnouts in Calgary, Edmonton and Toronto.
Ontario reports nearly 1,800 new COVID-19 cases as outdoor amenities reopen
Ontario has logged nearly 1,800 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday as outdoor amenities reopen for the first time since a stay-at-home order was issued in early …
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Families plead N.B. government to commit to transparency surrounding mystery brain disease
Patients in New Brunswick are frustrated with health officials as they await to hear test results of their illness.
Trans health care in Canada needs major improvements, advocates say
Transgender Canadians and advocates are calling on the federal government to implement comprehensive trans and gender-affirming healthcare coverage across the country.
Golf courses and other outdoor amenities reopen in Ontario today
Golf courses and other outdoor recreational facilities can reopen across Ontario today as COVID-19 cases continue to trend down.
Retiring Supreme Court judge Abella on dangers of populism, the role of the courts and a cherished family life
Supreme Court Justice Rosalie Abella marked her last day on the bench on Friday, a day she says was filled with emotion and reflection of the …
Innisfail RCMP seek public assistance identifying suspects in attempted robbery
Innisfail RCMP are asking for public assistance identifying two suspects in an attempted robbery.
‘We’re Albertans, so we’re used to it’: Visitors flock to Waterton for May long weekend despite flurries
Just when southern Albertans figured it was time to bust out the tank tops, cargo shorts and summer tires, Mother Nature threw a southern Alberta-style curveball …