Health Canada said that at least one million Canadian blood samples would be collected and tested over the next two years. Continue reading →

Alone, the Cargill plant processes some 4,500 head of cattle daily or more than one-third of the country’s total beef-processing capacity. Continue reading →

You can now see Bob and Doug Mckenzie parked permanently with a pair of stubbies on a bench in Edmonton’s ICE District. Continue reading →

Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson said Monday he will continue to perform his duties but from home as he self-isolates because of “mild symptoms” as the COVID-19 pandemic takes further hold in Canada. Continue reading →

On Wednesday afternoon, an Alberta judge signed an injunction CN had filed against the blockade on the rail line.  Continue reading →

Service Alberta is exploring options that include whether the ban should only be for sex offenders or anyone with a major criminal conviction. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government purchased the pipeline and related infrastructure for $4.5 billion in 2018 and construction of the expansion is underway. Continue reading →