A rural Alberta bus driver's home caught fire last week, but despite the damage it caused that night, she still showed up for her 5 a.m. bus route so kids wouldn't miss school.
The organizers of an anti-mask rally Saturday in Calgary have been charged for breaching public health orders — they include a downtown street preacher who was fined earlier in the pandemic for similar alleged behaviour.
As Alberta rolls out COVID-19 vaccines in three phases next year, most members of the public will likely have to wait until summer for their shots, Premier Jason Kenney says.
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Calgary police say two Good Samaritans jumped in to help out a senior who had been assaulted and robbed in the city's southwest last week.
The $500-million expansion of the BMO Centre is on track for a spring groundbreaking, according to the Stampede, and that means the demolishing of the old Corral will start this month.
The man alleged to lead a 500-person criminal organization involved in selling drugs and terrorizing a vulnerable community with violence, including a homicide, was once called a career criminal with a horrendous record by a Calgary judge.
The world's governments plan to produce more than double the amount of coal, oil and gas in 2030 than would be consistent with curbing global warming, the United Nations and research groups said on Wednesday in the latest warning over climate change.
Alberta has asked Ottawa and the Red Cross to supply field hospitals to help offset the strain COVID-19 is having on the health-care system, according to a federal source with direct knowledge of the situation.
The number of continuing care facilities in Alberta with COVID-19 outbreaks of two or more cases has more than tripled in three weeks, causing advocates to sound the alarm.
Muskan Jiwa might be too young to drink espresso, but knowing how to spell the word helped her win a national spelling bee.
The move this week to list the presence or absence of comorbidities for each COVID-19 death in Alberta was a punch to the gut for the many who’ve been living with pre-existing conditions throughout the pandemic, says Rebecca Haines-Saah.
Season 4 of The Crown on Netflix is turning out to be much more controversial than previous seasons, as historians and royal watchers decry the unflattering portrayal of Prince Charles and his marriage to the late Princess Diana.
Albertans must begin preparing themselves for a non-traditional Christmas with smaller gatherings, says the province's chief medical officer of health.
As Alberta rolls out COVID-19 vaccines in three phases next year, most members of the public will likely have to wait until summer for their shots, Premier Jason Kenney says.
CBC News has learned the province has reached out to the federal government and the Canadian Red Cross for help as COVID-19 cases surge in Alberta.
The UCP government has implemented legislation that changes how impaired drivers are penalized, how things are handled during roadside stops and how disputes are addressed.
Changes to a program meant to help the provinces weather extraordinary drops in revenue have been given a thumbs-down by both government and opposition politicians in Alberta.
It's a trend line that Jason Kenney can't seem to reverse. Yet another public opinion survey shows a growing number of Albertans disapprove of the job he's doing.