Here's what's closed in Edmonton during the coronavirus pandemic
From recreation centres to schools, transit, and more.
Reduced transit services leads to frustrated commuters
The reduced hours made for a packed commute.
UBC prepares to move classes online due to coronavirus pandemic
A UBC student started a petition asking for online instruction.
Ex-pat wants Canada to learn from Italy’s coronavirus mistakes
Canada's Jasmine Mah spoke to Daily Hive about life under quarantine.
Police looking for CCTV footage after 42-year-old man killed in Edmonton
He was found with life-threatening injuries in an alley.
U of A researchers receive $2.4 million to help test and treat coronavirus
Creating a simplified test is key.
Edmontonians report losses of over $1M to identity fraud in 2019
Victims had their information used to commit frauds.
New South Asian radio station looks to bridge connections across generations
"Each [generation has] their own challenges, but each also [has] their own stories."
Canadian man to climb Mount Everest 2 years after heart attack
He sustained a 100% blockage to his right coronary artery.
Disinfect your tech: ways to stay sanitary beyond just washing your hands
Apple has released updated iPhone cleaning guidelines in response to the spread of coronavirus.
BC Ferries asks sick passengers to avoid travel amid coronavirus outbreak
"If passengers are ill, we recommend they don’t travel until they are better."
Canadian government introduces bill to make conversion therapy illegal
Some municipalities have already banned the practice.
5 whisky bars you need to hit up in Edmonton
For St. Patty's Day, or... any day, really. 🥃
West 49th and Cambie is closed in all directions for Wet’suwet’en demonstration
Students across the country are expressing their support.
Canopy Growth plans to eliminate 500 jobs by closing 2 greenhouses
"The recreational market has developed slower than anticipated."
Edmonton police charge Ontario man in sexual assault incident from 1981
A 66-year-old man has been charged.
Hate crimes decrease across Canada while still on the rise in Alberta
Incidents in Alberta increased by 8% from 2017 to 2018.