Dan Gregson News Today

With Alberta's stockpile of rapid COVID-19 tests about to expire, the province is working to bring in more supply. According to Alberta Health, five million rapid antigen test kits, each containing at least five individual tests, are set to expire in March and will be discarded.

A café in Waterfoot has reopened this week after managers reworked the establishment

The Old Library café is on its way to reopening its doors under new management after a temporary closure earlier this year.

On Monday (June 26) it was reported that five boys, of secondary school age, were seen climbing on and sliding down the market roof.

Alberta is changing the way it tests for COVID-19 variants. The provincial lab, which had been screening all positive samples for variants, will stop doing that as of Thursday.

While influenza activity has dropped dramatically since its early and dramatic peak in Alberta, experts caution the province is not out of the woods yet.

Alberta may be seeing the early signs of a predicted fall COVID-19 upswing, but experts say it's too early to say just how bad it will get.

AN ancient oak tree in Cumbria is in contention to be crowned the UKs tree of the year.

Angie Gerwal and her son Armann have more than a last time in common - theyre also among a shrinking group of people who still havent contracted COVID-19

Calgary appears to be on the leading edge of Alberta's latest COVID-19 wave, and there are concerns about how the province's already strained hospitals will be able to handle yet another surge.