COVID-19 Restrictions

• Alberta legislature Speaker apologizes for openly opposing COVID-19 health restrictions

  Nathan Cooper says it's paramount that the Speaker remain neutral, and he says he crossed the line on that fundamental responsibility.

  Canada

  Apr 12
• AHS to issue closure order to small-town Alberta café for flouting COVID-19 rules again

  The Whistle Stop Café will be ordered to close by Alberta Health Services after staff found the eatery was not complying with new COVID-19 restrictions that took effect Friday.

  Canada

  Apr 9
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• Lethbridge Housing Authority offering assistance during COVID-19 restrictions

  The Lethbridge Housing Authority wants to ensure lower income individuals and families can keep a roof over their heads after the province added additional COVID-19 restrictions.

  Canada

  Apr 8
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• Aircraft museum hit by storms makes repairs after ‘some sleepless nights’

  Using shutdown time during COVID-19 restrictions to make repairs, museum hopes to reopen as soon as it's safe; 'Wow, look at all this neat stuff!'

  Features

  Apr 7
• Okanagan restaurant owners adapting to indoor-dining restrictions

  Many B.C. establishments have had to change their businesses to accommodate more outdoor seating, to mitigate some of the revenue which has been lost due to the health orders.

  Canada

  Apr 5
• Easter celebrations in Alberta forced to adapt again due to COVID-19 restrictions

  For a second year in a row, COVID-19 restrictions changed the way most people celebrated Easter Sunday in Alberta.

  Health

  Apr 5
• Calgary church leader discourages thinking with ‘toxic individuality,’ encourages community

  A Calgary church leader is calling on faith groups to get people to stop thinking with "toxic individuality."

  Canada

  Apr 4
• Police visit, leave Calgary church that was allegedly not following COVID-19 restrictions

  Calgary police said Sunday they responded to a religious gathering in contravention of the province's COVID-19 restrictions the previous day.

  Health

  Apr 4
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• Downtown Kelowna businesses push for street closure earlier than scheduled

  The planned shutdown for July 1, 2021, is being discussed amongst Bernard Avenue business owners, as some want the closure to begin sooner to combat indoor dining restrictions.

  Canada

  Apr 3
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• COVID-19 pandemic exhaustion could drive some to gather for Easter despite warnings

  Recent statistics suggest more than 40% of Canadians feel safe attending family gatherings at this point, and a quarter believe the government is overhyping dangers of COVID-19.

  Canada

  Apr 2