Seniors are the most vulnerable to COVID-19, and the majority of deaths in the province have been those older than 60 years old.

The lawsuit, filed May 12, claims the long-term care facility failed "to mitigate COVID-19 in their McKenzie Towne Continuing Care Centre."

"They’re just thrilled to be able to see face to face. That’s the best possible scenario at this time."

Wood Buffalo's mayor says he has written to Alberta's health minister to raise concerns about seniors being moved out of a hospital in Fort McMurray to make sure there are enough beds to be ready for potential COVID-19 cases.

Families of residents of the McKenzie Towne Continuing Care Centre are becoming increasingly worried about the well-being of seniors inside.

Alberta's Official Opposition is calling on the Jason Kenney government to reverse a decision that it says could see 46,000 people in the province lose coverage they receive through the Seniors Drug Benefit Program.

The Alberta government launched a new tool Tuesday that it hopes will make it easier for seniors in the province to access financial assistance.

A group of Alberta seniors has gone viral, after posting photos to social media with advice for kids heading back to school this week.

Thanks to joint funding from the provincial and federal governments, a new seniors living facility opened Thursday in Raymond, Alta.

A Calgary couple is devastated knowing they'll be separated after 66 years of marriage. The seniors have different care needs and no long-term care facility can take them both.