Humanitarian aid worker Christine Fletch is seeking an exemption to the hotel quarantine rule, saying the money is better spent on life-saving medicine and supplies. Continue reading
“He’s actually the only medically documented case in the world with this gene mutation. Unfortunately, it causes him to have epilepsy and quite severe seizures.” Continue reading
The Fitness Industry Council of Canada Alberta Coalition says the government missed the mark when it comes to reopening plans and are asking them to reconsider their position. Continue reading
In the United States, that country’s top infectious disease expert suggested wearing two masks — or double masking — will be more effective. Continue reading
The Alberta Hospitality Association says the industry is now at a breaking point and the 150,000 Albertans who work in the industry are struggling. Continue reading
The two Calgary mothers were strangers before this year but have now become inseparable — and are sharing their stories in hopes of encouraging others to be organ donors. Continue reading
One of the accused in the death of Shane Smith will spend five years and nine months in prison, with credit for time already served. Continue reading
“She was already in an altered state and was not aware that I was even there — and that was it, until she died Tuesday afternoon at 1:10 p.m.” Continue reading
Since Oct. 26, Alberta has seen a stark rise in outbreaks at care facilities, and about 70 per cent of all deaths from COVID-19 have been linked to them. Continue reading
The Calgary Catholic School District reports nearly 6,000 students and staff are currently in isolation, while the Calgary Board of Education said just under 2,000 of its students are in isolation. Continue reading
The Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary said 10 wolfdogs and three huskies, through no fault of their own, were at risk of being euthanized as part of a cruelty investigation. Continue reading
It has been four months since Calgary’s devastating hailstorm left many homes in tatters, and still, tens of thousands of claims remain open. Continue reading
Hundreds of Calgary Catholic school students walked out of class Thursday morning to draw attention to what they`re calling systemic racism in the education system. Continue reading
About 50 people living there self-evacuated before firefighters arrived. The person living in the unit was transported by paramedics with fire-related injuries. Continue reading
With Alberta easing restrictions around continuing care centres and seniors housing, there is concern the relaxed rules will lead to an increase of COVID-19 cases, and hurt the most vulnerable population. Continue reading