Environment Canada issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Fort Saskatchewan and parts of Sturgeon County late Thursday afternoon.

Strong winds blew through the Queen City this past weekend, leaving behind a trail of damage.

In honour of World Bee Day on Wednesday, a local community-led organization is buzzing about the idea of sprucing up the city's bee-friendly gardens.

As the seasons change and people with allergies experience symptoms, it will be important for them to know the difference between those and COVID-19 symptoms.

With warmer weather and more opportunity to get outdoors, experts advise you cover-up when walking in grassy areas where ticks are more likely to be found.

The city says that when it comes to filling sandbags, physical distancing measures apply.

Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for several parts of southern and central Alberta on Friday.

'I've had patients start to question whether or not the symptoms are the beginning of a virus versus their allergies,' says Vancouver allergist Dr. Joanne Yeung.

Areas in central and northern Alberta are being told to brace for as much as 15 centimetres of snow to fall by Tuesday morning.

The leftover April chill will be replaced by a warmer-than-normal pattern for most of the country later in May and early June.