It's been 5 years since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic. Canadians are still struggling with long COVID: 'It's like losing your life without dying'
DeRosa and Mo were accepted as patients in long COVID clinics but were both disappointed by their experiences. A doctor was ...
Out of office: COVID normalized remote work, but is it really here to stay?
For the dozen or so staff at Edmonton-based tech company Punchcard Systems, the new reality meant figuring out “new patterns” of how to communicate as they would have at their downtown office. That ...
Edmonton Journal on MSN1d
Potential Ice District event park deal raises questions in concert industry
"We’re looking to invest in Downtown Edmonton and bring people into Downtown Edmonton," says OEG VP Tim Shipton It would be ...
Five year anniversary of COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta
CTV News Edmonton's Jeremy Thompson takes a look back at the COVID-19 pandemic and the uncertainty and fear it brought to Alberta.
Some Edmonton public schools rotate online learning as support worker strike continues
Some schools in the Edmonton's public school division are having dozens of students alternate between learning from home and ...
Construction Dive1d
After 5 years, construction still reels from COVID’s labor impact
Though building's “essential” status kept workers busy through lockdowns, the industry still has not recovered from the blow ...
The Canadian Press on MSN7d
Sentencing set for Alberta protester for his role in 2022 COVID border blockade
The last remaining case tied to the 2022 Coutts border blockade in southern Alberta is on track to wrap up today. Alex Van ...
Retail Insider9d
Edmonton’s retail market sees robust growth and positive outlook for the future
Vacancy rates for Edmonton are on the decline, particularly in the suburbs – with a shift toward more urban, mixed-use ...