Officials at the ARTM say more than $9 billion will be spent in the next three years on mass transit projects hoping to lure back users. But officials admit they have to deal with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic first.

Swoop, WestJet's ultra-low-cost carrier, is hoping to capitalize on U.S.-Canada border restrictions by offering passengers discounted domestic travel.

Starting Sunday, Calgary's Crescent Road will reopen to vehicle traffic, to the dismay of many residents in the area.

"There's some concern but I'm wearing my mask, staying six feet apart, and doing the best I can,” said one Kelowna resident.

A CFIB survey found more than half of Saskatchewan businesses don't think they could survive a second wave.

Police say the officer works at the Division 2 - East End station and was last at work on Monday, Oct. 19.

The provincial government released figures on Tuesday showing 121 new cases of the virus in schools across the province.

Albertans could be waiting longer for furnace parts. A shortage has been brought on by COVID-19 distancing restrictions at factories in the U.S.

According to city officials, $77 million of that outstanding amount is from residential properties. 

Even with a successful vaccine and effective treatment, COVID-19 may never go away, history professor Nükhet Varlik says.