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Article content Three Calgary businesses have been ticketed for failing to comply with provincial health orders while more than 160 people have received fines for violating rules aimed at reducing spread of COVID-19 since late November. The City of Calgary released updated statistics Thursday surrounding enforcement of public-health rules by Calgary police and city peace officers. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Calgary church faces more fines; three local businesses ticketed for violating public health rules Back to video One hundred and thi...

More details on what you need to know in Alberta: Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta's chief medical officer of health, had strong words on Wednesday for business owners around the province who have broken public health restrictions.  "Businesses that reopen despite restrictions are increasing close contacts in their community and making it harder for others," Hinshaw wrote on Twitter.  She said those who follow restrictions are helping to ensure those restrictions can be loosened more quickly.  Alberta identified another  875 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, bringing the province to 12,838 ...

Calgary pastor defiant despite fine for COVID-19 infractions. Ontario's cabinet meets after presentations on worrisome ICU modelling. Read more:  Experts say regional travel helps seed COVID-19, but there are few good tools to prevent it beyond persuasion; another hospital executive has paid the price for pandemic travel, fired after 5 trips to the U.S. U.S. president-elect Joe Biden receives his second dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine on Monday at the ChristianaCare Christiana Hospital in Newark, Del., just over one week before he takes office. (Tom Brenner/Reuters) RCMP lau...

The pastor of a Calgary church says he will be holding services at the building even though he has already been fined by the province for doing so.

1 of 3 This is the proposed site of a new cell south of the city landfill. (Billy Hefton / Enid News & Eagle) Billy Hefton / Enid News & Eagle A compactor works atop the city of Enid’s landfill on Friday, December 18, 2020. Plans are ongoing to expand the landfill to ease methane amounts in the current trash hill that has risen beyond state compliance levels. (Billy Hefton / Enid News & Eagle) Billy Hefton / Enid News & Eagle A view of a new cell being started at the city landfill Friday, December 18, 2020. (Billy Hefton / Enid News & Eagle) Billy Hefton / Enid Ne...