Alberta has about 800 tracers, and chief medical health officer Dr. Hinshaw says more are being recruited
AHS estimated 157 non-emergency surgeries, most of them in Edmonton, had to be postponed as a result of the walkout
American-Canadians of all political stripes are welcome to tune in to a virtual Q-and-A hosted by the U.S. Embassy
Keith Raniere was called ‘ruthless and unyielding’ in crimes that were ‘particularly egregious’
Canada crossed the threshold of 5,000 deaths on May 12, a little over two months after the first was reported
Central zone active cases slightly up
Town ‘strongly encouraging’ residents to wear non-medical masks in public
The prime minister encouraged residents to continue to follow the advice of local health authorities
Federal correctional investigator Ivan Zinger says there are three known cases of doctor-assisted death in federal prisons
Chief Mike Sack of Sipekne’katik First Nation said today his band had been stuck with about 14,000 pounds of lobster
‘We don’t necessarily know where the mushrooms grow, how old the stands need to be, those types of things.’
Scott Moe addressed supporters who gathered virtually, because of limits in place around the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thousands of students who have come to Canada with hopes of finding permanent work
The survey polled 1,523 Canadians between Oct. 23 and Oct. 25
Temporary foreign workers already in the province won’t be affected
Ceremony marks 64th anniversary of Hungarian revolution, honours settlers
Finance Minister Travis Toews said in a news release that he was pleased with the labour board’s decision
