Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

"Anyone who was super against it before is coming in now and saying, 'Okay, let's try this stuff,'" said Coleman Benton, Plantlife district manager.

Premier Jason Kenney anticipates a finalized list by early next week

“Our number one priority in this crisis is to ensure Albertans are supported."

Temporary signs are being posted the evening of March 25 and more permanent signs will be in place later this week.

We all have a role to play, Hinshaw said, and that means even close family members no longer eating from the same bowl of popcorn.

Alberta’s chief medical officer of health and officials will provide an update on COVID-19 and the ongoing work to protect public health.

Canadian Blood Services wants to remind everyone that giving blood is still a way that they can help others through the pandemic. While there are additional health precautions and other protocols in place, the main clinic located at 8249 114 St. in Edmonton is still open for business.

Two St. Albertans recount their experience with the nasal swab.

Returning travellers will have to enter a mandatory 14-day quarantine upon arrival back into the country.

Like many other frontline community organizations, Edmonton's Mustard Seed Church has become a necessary component to help care for vulnerable populations experiencing poverty and homelessness. More now than ever, the organization needs everyone's help so that it can do an increasingly more important job during the COVID-19 pandemic.