ONroute says it is offering free medium coffees to truck drivers on April 8 to show appreciation for their work maintaining supply chains during the coronavirus pandemic.
This is no European or Wuhan-style lockdown. Here's what it entails.
Premier Jason Kenney said the province is aiming to test 20,000 Albertans per day in an effort to trace community-spread cases and find those who have recovered. As Michael King reports, one immunologist says more testing could prevent a second wave of the virus.
West Kelowna property taxes are, for now, due July 2. Late payments are subject to a 10 per cent penalty.
An Edmonton doctor explains how he and other health-care professionals at the hospital he works at are approaching the COVID-19 crisis.
Former SNC-Lavalin CEO Neil Bruce also took in $4.2 million in share-based awards, a bonus of about $670,000 and "other compensation'' of $891,000.
Prine's family announced his death due to complications from COVID-19.
The Ontario government issued the directive on Tuesday. It will last for 14 days and the services could continue if the broader provincial emergency order on business closures is extended.
The air surveys of 1,036 reefs in the past two weeks found bleached coral in the northern, central and southern areas, James Cook University professor Terry Hughes said.
The province is looking at waiving ICBC cancellations fees as drivers mull whether to get rid of their insurance until COVID-19 subsides.
The Manitoba government is suspending repayment on all student aid loans until the end of September to soften the financial blow by COVID-19.
The provincial health officer health minister are set to once again join anchors Chris Gailus and Sophie Lui to take your questions on COVID-19.
Premier Jason Kenney says forecast models for the COVID-19 crisis in Alberta predict anywhere from 400 to 6,600 deaths in the months to come. Provincial affairs reporter Tom Vernon recaps the premier’s speech, which also addressed the dire economic consequences of the pandemic.
"As a business that encourages people to leave their houses and touch communal things, it doesn't seem like that's going to be viable for quite a while," Table Top Café owner Brian Flowers said.
Here’s Jesse Beyer’s Tuesday, April 7, 2020 evening weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
Under a probable scenario, COVID-19 could claim between 400 to 3,100 Albertans' lives by the end of summer, Premier Jason Kenney announced in a televised address to the province on Tuesday night.
The Tuesday, April 7, 2020 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
COVID-19 has led to more people taking wearing masks and gloves, but those items are now covering parking lots. Fletcher Kent has more on what the city is doing to curb this litter and health problem.
Breanna Karstens-Smith speaks with Edmonton businesses who need federal funding to stay afloat, but found they don’t qualify.