There's no roadmap for how to handle a brand new virus, but an Edmonton doctor came up with one and it's having a lasting impact on patient safety.

"[It's] challenging both physically and emotionally," Dr. Shazma Mithani said.

Dr. Neeja Bakshi shared a series of tweets this weekend in hopes of highlighting the importance of stopping the spread of the deadly virus.

Alberta Health said Wednesday there are 59 people in hospital; 13 of whom are in intensive care units.

Intensive care units in Edmonton are filling up, and it's not just COVID-19 contributing to the increase in occupancy.

Caring for trauma patients can be complicated, but one Edmonton surgeon explains how COVID-19 has made things even more challenging.

An Edmonton doctor has found an untapped way to get to work in the city. Dr. Darren Markland takes a canoe down the North Saskatchewan River. 

Global News was given an inside look at the inner workings of the Royal Alexandra Hospital for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic started.

Dr. Darren Markland took to social media on Sunday to say that the hospital has admitted a new patient to the ICU with COVID-19. It comes after weeks without a new patient.

Dr. Darren Markland, an intensive care physician at the Royal Alex, wanted to visually remind people of the risk COVID-19 still poses.