Edmonton businesses question province’s relaxed restrictions decision
Alberta’s downward trend in COVID-19 cases has seen the province ease some restrictions, but it’s not easing all concerns. Businesses
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Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine delay will affect inoculation schedule in Alberta
Dr. Laura McDougall, senior medical officer of health at Alberta Health Services, said delays in shipments from pharmaceutical company Pfizer
Read moreAlberta health-care workers encouraged to get their COVID-19 vaccine
Dr. Laura McDougall, senior medical officer of health at Alberta Health Services, said there was a technical problem with the
Read moreThe ethics of vaccine rollout: Who should be in Alberta’s Phase 2?
As Alberta moves through Phase 1 of COVID-19 vaccinations, the chief medical officer of health has said an “ethical framework”
Read moreThe start of the NHL season is being met with cautious optimism
Dan Mason, a sport management expert at the University of Alberta, said now that the puck has dropped he’s hoping
Read moreCalgary businesses ticketed as COVID-19 enforcement increases
Police and bylaw officers have increased ticketing to individuals and businesses that violate the province’s COVID-19 public health restrictions. In
Read moreAlberta COVID-19 rules easing Monday for outdoor gatherings, personal services
The Alberta government is easing public-health rules around funerals, outdoor gatherings and hair salons while warning residents to keep following
Read moreAlberta barbershop ticketed after reopening despite COVID-19 restrictions
The owners of an Alberta barbershop that opened in defiance of provincial public health orders this week have been ticketed
Read moreJason Kenney kicks backbencher MLA Pat Rehn out of UCP caucus after constituent complaints
Premier Jason Kenney has kicked Lesser Slave Lake MLA Pat Rehn out of the United Conservative caucus, saying the backbencher
Read moreBeyond the numbers: Are dead Albertans getting lost in COVID-19 statistics?
The high number of COVID-19 fatalities can be overwhelming and difficult to process: on Tuesday alone, the province reported 38
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