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True North’s Candice Malcolm and Andrew Lawton gives you an update on the latest news on the COVID-19 pandemic.

According to a recent study, “2025 Health and Media Annual Tracking Survey” by Abacus Data and the Canadian Medical Association, fewer Canadians trust Canadian media’s reporting on health-related news than the previous year.

Edmonton Police Commission Chair John McDougall has resigned following widespread criticism of his plan to serve the remainder of his term while living abroad. 

The Legislative Assembly of Alberta has passed a trio of bills that strengthen parental rights, promote fairness in sports, and prevent minors from undergoing irreversible gender transition procedures they may later regret.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith called on federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to promise further free speech and other rights protections at the national level as her government prepares to amend the Alberta Bill of Rights.

As the United Conservative Party’s Annual General Meeting approaches on November 2, members are once again bracing for what may feel like an all-too-familiar cycle of debate, voting, and disappointment. Despite the buzz surrounding controversial resolutions, the truth is that members’ votes may not carry the weight they expect, nor the impact their opponents fear.

Police have determined a tent fire at an immigration protest in Prince Edward Island was not set by the government or racist Canadians as protesters initially claimed. 

Canadians feel less optimistic about their finances according to a new survey, with the majority of respondents saying that inflation continues to outpace their incomes. 

Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek formally apologized to residents on Sunday for the city’s failure to communicate effectively during the ongoing water crisis. 

Alberta’s next election, initially scheduled for May, will now move to October.