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

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

"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."

The TD Economics forecast projects a recession deeper than what Alberta experienced in 2015.

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

More than a dozen front-line health-care workers send out a plea to Albertans to stay home.

Lisa and Spencer Rufiange are navigating the COVID-19 pandemic as a team. They are separated but remain close as co-parents of their 10-year-old daughter, Madison.

The president of the Alberta Motor Transport Association said while the movement of food to restaurants has slowed, those hauling groceries are very busy moving a lot more product than usual.

Canada's agriculture sector is warning of higher prices and potential food shortages if it it isn't designated an essential service and allowed to do business as usual during the COVID-19 crisis.

Industry leaders said they are following the guidance from Alberta Health and have implemented extra safety protocols to stop the spread of the virus.