There’s a mix of anger and acceptance in Alberta after Premier Jason Kenney reversed his stance on renewed COVID-19 restrictions and vaccine passports.

In Edson, Alta., voters in the Conservative stronghold say managing the COVID-19 pandemic, support for the energy sector and farmers struggling with drought are among the key issues during the election campaign.

Alberta Health Services has cancelled all non-urgent surgeries in the province because of the surge in COVID-19 cases. Officials say it will free up nurses, but patients are frustrated about facing more delays.

As Alberta’s hospitals buckle under the pressure of a COVID-19 surge, some schools say 10 per cent of students are out sick and there’s no sign the province is increasing restrictions or moving to vaccine passports.

With Alberta seeing a surge in COVID-19 cases Premier Jason Kenney and Medical Officer of Health Deena Hinshaw have been silent amid calls to reinstate public health restrictions, leading some businesses to take action on their own.

Feed shops have seen increased demand for ivermectin, commonly used to deworm livestock, to treat or prevent COVID-19, despite health warnings that it doesn’t work and isn’t safe for human consumption.

A group called ProtectOurProvince Alberta launched a series of COVID-19 briefings Monday to 'fill the void' left by the provincial government, which hasn't held any pandemic briefings for weeks as case counts and hospitalizations have...

Students across Alberta are preparing to go back to school and the lack of provincial mandates has school boards coming up with a patchwork of COVID-19 precautions across the province.

After weeks of silence, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney hinted he’ll announce some measures to combat rising COVID-19 cases in the province, but likely not a vaccine passport.

The delta variant of COVID-19 is spreading quickly in Alberta and causing an increase in severe illness, primarily among the unvaccinated, says Alberta Premier Jason Kenney.

With COVID-19 cases still surging in Alberta, Jason Kenney announced tighter masking measures and a new incentive program that would pay $100 to anyone receiving their first or second vaccine.

Saskatchewan, Alberta and B.C. are currently reporting 60 per cent of Canada’s daily new cases of COVID-19 and it’s straining hospitals. But while the provinces face the same challenges, each one is handling them differently.

As the worsening fourth wave of COVID-19 takes a severe toll on health-care workers, some are voicing their disapproval over how the province has handled the pandemic and say the official case count has been understated.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced Wednesday that the province will implement a proof-of-vaccination program and reinstate public health measures including limits on indoor gatherings.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau called out Alberta Premier Jason Kenney over his decisions regarding the pandemic.

Four Alberta unions representing more than 100,000 health-care workers have written a letter to Premier Jason Kenney, pleading for help from the military in the province’s battle with COVID-19. The fourth wave of the pandemic is hitting...

Polls show PM Justin Trudeau’s Liberals hold a slight edge over the rival Conservatives ahead of Monday’s vote.

Alberta nurses took part in simultaneous information pickets across the province to amplify their concerns that understaffing, closed hospital beds and salary rollbacks will impact patient care.

Alberta's current COVID-19 public health protocols will continue for another six weeks beyond a Monday deadline to rescind them, says the province's Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Deena Hinshaw. (Jason Franson/CP Photo)

Alberta is walking back its timeline to change more COVID-19 restrictions. The province's chief medical officer says it's too soon to remove isolation requirements and testing after hearing weeks of public outcry.

In the upcoming federal election, the Liberals and Conservatives are expected to battle in some Ontario ridings and there’s a three-way fight for votes in Quebec. And there’s more uncertainty about how Albertans will vote as the...

Ontario is trying to decide whether to reopen schools and Premier Doug Ford is asking regional medical officers of health to weigh in, while parents aren’t sure a short return to the classroom is worth the risk.

Alberta's bars and restaurants can now unfurl their patio umbrellas, and hair salons – along with tattoo parlours, tanning salons and nail salons – can reopen by appointment only.

There is growing concern about a fourth wave of COVID-19 as cases start to climb again across much of Canada, with the increase being overwhelmingly driven by unvaccinated people in western provinces.