With classes cancelled until further notice, Alberta parents are wondering what will happen with the school fees they have already paid.

In a Sunday update, Alberta officials announced that a third person in the province had died due to COVID-19.

Alberta Health announced 79 new confirmed COVID-19 cases in the province on Saturday, bringing the total to 621.

The UCP has announced it will be redirecting $128 million from education funding to be used in the province's COVID-19 response.

Alberta's minister of Indigenous relations said Saturday that his ministry is working to communicate with First Nations communities to help guide them through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Teachers will be contacting parents to get an idea of what each child's access to technology is at home, including computers and internet. 

"We’ve had wildfires, we had the flood in 2013 and we’ve learned a lot from those events.That helped us ramp up for this."

Subway Canada has apologized for a sign outside a Calgary restaurant advertising free face masks with the purchase of sub sandwiches.

Effective March 30, Alberta Courts are tightening restrictions around who can and cannot enter courthouses due to the novel coronavirus health crisis.

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Calgary realtor Zee Zebian said he would do open house showings every Saturday. Now, he's not doing any.