K-12 students in Alberta have been out of school since March 16. We asked them to send us videos, showing us what they’ve been up to — and what they miss most. K-12 students in Alberta have been out of school since March 16. We asked them to send us videos, showing us what they’ve…

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada and the United States have struck a deal to extend current border restrictions between the two countries by an additional 30 days. “This is an important decision and one that will keep people on both sides of the border safe,” Trudeau said at the top of his daily COVID-19…

Western Canada’s largest private-sector union is proposing that people be limited to one trip to the grocery store each week to prevent the spread of COVID-19 among customers and workers. Tom Hesse, president of the United Food and Commercial Workers 401, which represents 32,000 workers, said governments should also bring in regulations that allow only…

The Alberta government is appealing a temporary court injunction that has prevented hundreds of young adults from losing benefits meant to help them transition out of the child intervention system. On March 19, a ruling by the Court of Queen’s Bench suspended the province’s decision to roll back the cutoff age of the program from…

Keyano College plans to cut the cost of living allowance for staff next fiscal year because the provincial government hasn’t committed to providing funding for the program, says the Canadian Union of Public Employees.  At a meeting Thursday night, the board of governors decided the college has to plan for the next year without including that allowance…

Alberta reported 239 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, a higher-than-usual number that Premier Jason Kenney said represented an increase in the number of tests the province is conducting. The total number of cases in the province is now 2,397, with 400 of those cases thought to have been transmitted within communities. The province conducted…