As the Canadian Federation of Independent Business estimates one in seven small businesses 'at risk of going under,' Roy Green warns COVID-19 is killing a way of life for many.

A series of stark descriptions of the vicious toll COVID-19 can take on humans have been gaining increased attention on social media after the Edmonton man who posted them died of the disease.

As the coronavirus crisis continues, Durham Region business owners are screening potential customers to prevent people coming from lockdown zones.

When Premier Jason Kenney announced a series of new pandemic restrictions across Alberta to limit the spread of COVID-19, he made it abundantly clear it wasn't his preference.

The newly declared state of local emergency allows the city to procure supplies to deal with the pandemic faster and won't implement further restrictions for citizens.

Like in the spring of 2020, the City of Calgary is following the Alberta government's lead.

Health Minister Christine Elliott says today that the government has asked Dr. David Williams to stay on as chief medical officer of health until September.

An Alberta family is living out its worst nightmare as a man who is a husband, father and grandfather lies in the intensive care unit of a hospital in Prince George, B.C., dying of COVID-19.

Chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam has already warned that Canada is on track to hit more than 10,000 cases per day by early December if current trends continue.

As we've known for months, the coronavirus pandemic isn't business as usual — and that means more than just working from home, Scott Thompson says.