Gayle Neal says her mother, Anna, was having difficulty breathing for more than two days before she died. (Submitted by Gayle Neal) The distressed calls started on the evening of Friday, March... Read more »

The uptick in online grocery shopping and delivery services has at least one major grocery chain asking people who can shop in store, to do so. This message is highlighted on Save-On-Foods... Read more »

University of Calgary medical students and residents are helping fight the spread of COVID-19 on the front lines, and with their help the province has quadrupled its contact-tracing capacity. Public Health resident... Read more »

To date, Alberta has completed just over 20,000 COVID-19 tests — more than any other province in Canada. That’s been possible due to existing infrastructure, the early availability of testing kits, collaboration with... Read more »

The Alberta government has cancelled controversial changes to the way doctors bill the province that it imposed unilaterally in February. The reversal of changes to what’s known as “complex modifiers” comes as... Read more »

Radiologists are “bewildered and demoralized” after the Alberta government gave notice on Friday, amid the global COVID-19 pandemic, that it would be terminating contracts signed months earlier with three of the largest... Read more »

The Alberta government is promising funding for addiction treatment and policing for the Blood Tribe in southern Alberta. They have pledged more than $6.5 million in funding over three years to expand existing addiction support services on... Read more »

Hundreds more Alberta doctors are lending their voices to the growing outcry against the provincial government’s sweeping changes to the way doctors are paid. Health Minister Tyler Shandro terminated the master agreement... Read more »