Your opportunity to provide rural Alberta’s health-care heroes with a healthy dose of recognition In recognition of the importance of Alberta’s rural...
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Pharmacists across Alberta have tweaked procedures to protect themselves and their patients throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Long-term care residents in High Level and Fort Vermilion are staying entertained during COVID-19.
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Front-line health-care managers normally put in long days and a lot of hard work to make sure patients get the best care...
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When a need appears, Albertan communities will rise to the challenge, identifying solutions to problems we never knew we would have.
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Flood water hadn’t completed its assault on downtown Fort McMurray late last month before an unofficial army of volunteers mobilized to support displaced residents and businesses.
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When a need appears, Albertan communities will rise to the challenge, identifying solutions to problems we never knew we would have.
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A simple phone call is connecting some Southern Albertans with a central point of contact for anyone requiring addiction and mental health assistance.
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Front-line workers in remote Northern Alberta communities are getting a helping hand from some fellow Albertans.
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While the COVID-19 pandemic has forced the cancellation of many planned programs and activities, rural Albertans have continued to adapt and improvise.
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Educators across rural Alberta are finding industrious ways to continue academic work, ease uncertainty, and let their students know they are not alone as they transition to online education during the coronavirus pandemic.
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During times of uncertainty, Drayton Valley residents wear their hearts on their sleeves, their front lawns, windows, and anywhere else they can...
Read MoreThe experience of dealing with adversity and enduring the tough times provides rural residents with some different options in their toolbox for dealing with the uncertainty of COVID-19.
In Drayton Valley, the town is helping to ease the debt burden faced by future health providers by picking up the tuition tab for some post-secondary students taking health-care aide training in the community.
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