Alberta’s daily COVID-19 numbers have now reached heights seen only at the peak of the second wave, prompting experts to call for more restrictions and a vaccine strategy that prioritizes teachers and essential workers.

The desire to take the road less travelled led Chaka Zinyemba to pick up the mbira as a teenager in Zimbabwe.

Long-term care homes are experiencing COVID-19 outbreaks despite many there having had the initial vaccine shot. Now that it’s time for a second dose and Moderna deliveries are delayed, Quebec is administering Pfizer to residents instead.

The sister of an Edmonton woman whose remains were found on the outskirts of the city Wednesday said the family has found relief in the grim discovery. 

The mother of a 20-year-old Bailey McKinney who was gunned down in Towne Centre Park in Coquitlam this week is urging young people to think of the consequences of their actions and lifestyle.

The woman at the centre of the misconduct case against retired general Jonathan Vance delivered blistering new personal and professional allegations to a House of Commons committee, including that he fathered two of her kids. Vance has not publicly responded to the claims.

Paramedics in B.C. responded to a record number of calls on Wednesday to help patients who had experienced a drug overdose. 

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has rejected a bid by the Office of the Wet’suwet’en to kill an extension of the environmental assessment certificate that gave the green light to a northern B.C. pipeline at the centre of countrywide protests.

François Legault’s comments come just days after the Quebec Superior Court severely criticized the government for how it used the clause in the Laicity Act, the 2019 law that bans many civil servants from wearing religious symbols at work.

Supul Jayasinghe, a Memorial University student and aspiring doctor, slipped off a rocky outcrop Wednesday evening while walking his dog and was carried into the open water, his father says.