A 24 year-old woman is facing impaired driving charges after an ambulance she was driving to transport an elderly patient was pulled over.

With pandemic restrictions sending more Albertans outside, more winter activities have led to more injuries, especially when it comes to tobogganing.

A barbershop in Innisfail, Alta., was given a verbal warning from RCMP Tuesday after it decided to open despite a provincial order for personal service businesses to remain closed.

Private, rapid COVID-19 testing is available to anyone willing to pay for it, as long as they're not experiencing symptoms and haven't been in close contact with a positive case.

The province is hopeful that its plan to ramp up the COVID-19 vaccine rollout now will help dramatically change the daily dose rate.

Initially, the province aimed to give out 29,000 doses of vaccine by the end of 2020; instead, it ended the year with 14,244 doses administered.

A Calgary medical marijuana advocate who died from cancer is being remembered at Humane Society after Alberta Health Services declined the donation.

An employee at a central Alberta care home has been charged under the Federal Quarantine Act after the RCMP alleged they did not properly self-isolate following a visit to the U.S.

Fluoride was removed from Calgary's water system in 2011, and city reports show it would cost $30 million to re-introduce fluoridation over 20 years.

Alberta Health Services said the emergency department at the Milk River Health Centre is seeing temporary closures due to “physician absence."