Manitoba's COVID-19 infection rate remains low and none of the positive patients have required any sort of hospitalization, but health workers say they're concerned due to few free critical care beds in the province.
The National Football League's free agency period has started with plenty of fireworks that has changed the fortunes of several teams.
Several politicians, actors and sports stars say they've been tested without symptoms, fueling a perception that the wealthy and famous have been able to jump to the head of a long line that's leading to delays for others.
As Alberta tries to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus amid a pandemic, the provincial government has implemented restrictions on large gatherings that could result in further transmission of the illness. But are the restrictions being followed by businesses in Alberta's capital?
Several small businesses in Calgary have closed their doors amid the coronavirus outbreak. But new funding is looking to help them get through these difficult times.
Oilsands giant Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. is joining a lengthening list of oilpatch players who are cutting 2020 capital spending due to the COVID-19 pandemic and plunging oil prices.
The losses followed a more than 1,300 point decline Wednesday in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which has now lost nearly all of its gains since President Donald Trump’s inauguration.
As more and more businesses close their doors while the spread of COVID-19 continues in Alberta, RCMP in Red Deer say they plan to increase patrols in business areas as part of a proactive measure in all parts of the city.
As of March 29, 67 orchestra members, 30 administrative staff, and 14 Sistema teachers will be temporarily laid off by the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra.
WestJet announced earlier this week it was suspending its international flights as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here’s Jesse Beyer’s Wednesday, March 18, 2020 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney from Wednesday, March 18, 2020.
An EPS spokesperson said this is an unprecedented crisis and the force is committed to ensuring the safety of the public.
The COVID-19 pandemic has left many of us burnt out with information overload. That’s why community reporter Morgan Black is helping us take a breather and focus on some of the amazing actions of Edmontonians.
Restaurants in Alberta are adjusting to new rules limiting customers and encouraging take-out, delivery or drive-through service. Chris Chacon has more from what is usually a packed parking lot in South Edmonton Common.
Demand for mental health supports is increasing as the coronavirus pandemic triggers anxiety for many. As Su-Ling Goh explains, a local counselling centre says calls have nearly doubled in the past couple of weeks and Alberta Health Services has also seen a jump in demand.