There are 15 positive cases at Greta Bar, six at Earls Tin Palace, 10 at the Pint on Jasper Avenue and nine at Local on Jasper Avenue.

Greta Bar, MKT and The Pint Downtown, which decided to temporarily close after cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in either a patron or employee, are reopening Thursday.

At least five different restaurants in the Edmonton area have voluntarily closed after confirming cases of COVID-19 at their locations.

Popeyes restaurants in Edmonton as well as four others in Red Deer, Grande Prairie, Lloydminster and Fort Saskatchewan will be getting the popular sandwich first.

It's been nearly a month since the province of Alberta allowed restaurants to re-open for dine-in service but some restaurants are struggling to make ends meet.

When restaurants reopen as part of the first phase of Alberta's relaunch, possibly as early as May 14, a whole list of things you never thought were out of the ordinary in the so-called good old days before the coronavirus pandemic could be a thing of the past.

Here's a list of how Edmonton businesses and groups are adapting, operating creatively and showing the community some love.

The COVID-19 crisis is a critical time to support local restaurants in Edmonton who are adapting to just take-out and delivery.

As Alberta tries to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus amid a pandemic, the provincial government has implemented restrictions on large gatherings that could result in further transmission of the illness. But are the restrictions being followed by businesses in Alberta's capital?

Ten members of the NDP caucus met at Dynasty Century Palace Restaurant, which has seen business drop roughly 40 per cent due, in part, to coronavirus concerns.