It's a day to celebrate the moms in our lives, but the public health crisis has made it challenging to do so in traditional ways.

The sidewalk in front of an Edmonton seniors' home became the stage on Wednesday.

A third resident at a north Edmonton seniors’ care facility, which has been dealing with an outbreak of COVID-19, has died of the disease.

Extra measures are being taken to ensure seniors don't feel alone-- even teaching interested residents how to video-chat.

“We just decided to give free cupcake bouquets to anyone elderly, 70 and over, who are in isolation,” said Tanya Nafe of Sweet Bouquets Cupcakes.

Edmonton senior clubs are taking extra precautions as cases of presumptive COVID-19 are rising.

Sisters Edith Dawson and Dorothy Treit celebrated their leap day birthdays Saturday in Edmonton.

One of the residents was once a principal at St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic, the very same school that came to visit.

Warrants have been issued for the arrest of Raed Ahmad El Harati, 38, of Edmonton.

For Edmonton seniors, a simple ride can provide a lift in more ways than one.