Alanna Smith

Most cases of walking pneumonia are mild, but it can develop into a more serious lung infection if left untreated

Care providers and medical experts in the province have long raised the alarm about growing rates of HIV, but they have been unable to curtail the disease’s spread

Researchers have concluded there is a need for programs to identify at-risk women and to intervene during pregnancy and beyond the traditional postpartum period

A teenager remains in critical condition after falling ill in early November, but the source of the infection remains unknown

Premier Danielle Smith, during a news conference held before the bills were tabled, said her government’s intention is to set up guardrails to protect the health and safety of Alberta youth

Danielle Smith to allow the courts to define and interpret the amendments for property rights, firearms ownership and a right for people not to be ‘subjected to or coerced’ into receiving a vaccine or other medical treatments

Rishi Nagar, news director and radio host of a South Asian radio station in Calgary, was assaulted over the weekend in the city’s northeast

Premier Danielle Smith said allowing private schools to apply for $8.6-billion capital funding supports parent choice

The fireweed, which flourishes after wildfires, is a symbol of hope in the face of devastation

Immigration is a political flashpoint for Premier Danielle Smith who faces a leadership review in November

In the Rockies, advocates say feral herds are being wrongfully blamed for ecological damage that the province wants to contain, if necessary, with population control

Extreme heat and dry conditions have led to the influx of wasps, which are reproducing and growing at faster rates

Anthony Olienick and Chris Carbert were arrested in February, 2022, after police found a cache of weapons, ammunition and body armour in trailers near a protest that blocked the Canada-U.S. border for roughly two weeks

Roughly 450 people, mostly children, were infected last fall in Calgary in connection to 11 daycares across the city, which shared a central kitchen

B.C. emergency ministry says residents of about 440 properties have been told to evacuate, while officials say one-third of Alberta’s 161 active wildfires were burning out-of-control

The delay also stalls the collection of public health data that can help raise the alarm on growing public health issues and prevent deaths

Nearly 20 new wildfires started in Alberta and B.C. since Monday as most of both provinces were under heat warnings

Critics of the province’s recovery-focused path have pointed to a lack of data on long-term outcomes as the main issue in assessing its effectiveness

Company Fueling Brains said they were notified of the positive infection late Wednesday, saying there is no evidence suggesting the infection originated at the daycare or spread to other children

Provincial fire services in Alberta and B.C. say they are prepared to respond quickly should that change