Decorating your homes, a virtual concert and spending time outdoors are just a few of the ways officials are encouraging Calgarians to spend Canada Day this year amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Alberta health officials are monitoring an area of Calgary as COVID-19 cases at a condo building continue to climb.

As Alberta moves forward with its relaunch plan amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the city has announced the opening of select spray parks and wading pool locations in Calgary.

On Sunday, the province confirmed an additional 31 cases in the province, and the Edmonton zone reached 238 active cases, three more than Calgary zone's 235. 

This Canada Day, the City of Calgary plans to host a virtual concert and at-home celebrations amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Based on stats given by the province, 89 per cent of Albertans who have tested positive for COVID-19 are now recovered. 

There are now 714 active cases in the province, with over three-quarters of those located in the Calgary zone. 

A group of students from the University of Calgary is looking to help combat isolation by connecting seniors and vulnerable populations through electronics amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gordon Kelter has something to fear more than not having a bed to sleep in at night -- catching COVID-19.

Several businesses and services in Calgary and Brooks are set to reopen on May 25, joining the rest of the province with Phase 1 of the relaunch.