Alberta has charged a Calgary-based supply company with COVID-19 price gouging, but the company's owner says he himself is paying massively inflated prices just to bring in supplies like masks and sanitizer.

In this instalment of our series, Dear Diary: In a Time of COVID-19, Karen Pollock tells us about learning the ukulele and how it’s helping her stay connected with her father.

Alberta reported 59 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, marking a full week of daily new cases remaining in the double digits.

A Calgary coffee shop must close public access to its patio and dine-in services, Alberta Health Services says.

Danes haven’t built a “socialist” country. Just one that works.

The tandem of Joe Tessitore and Booger McFarland won't return to ESPN's "Monday Night Football" broadcast booth, according to media reporter Richard Deitsch of The Athletic.

The Memorial could be the first PGA Tour event to reopen with fans, and people on the course grounds will be wearing badges equipped with chip technology to ensure social distancing.

One sister was formally trained in France. The other learned how to bake off the internet and shows how you don't need to go abroad to know about bread.

Some businesses have been more successful than others finding ways with new business practices to maintain the same level of success they did pre-pandemic. 

The family owned Army & Navy department store chain is closing after more than a century in business.

Fire officials are asking people in B.C. to test smoke alarms and take care in the kitchen as 15 people have died in the province so far this year due to fires — three times the number of deaths for the same time period in 2019.

(Source: Italian Evangelical Alliance) North African refugees flooding into Lampedusa are now being moved to various centres throughout Italy. The Italian Evangelical Alliance and their partner organisations are working to reach out to these displaced peoples.

Instead of planning for their retirement, Rose and Matthew Gibson followed God's calling to full-time missions with OM Italy.

On the anniversary of religious freedom for Christians in Italy, OM Arts International hosts its first OM Arts School of Missions at Forterocca.

A team of artists from the OM Arts School of Mission reach out locally to people with special needs in Val Pellice, Italy.

OM Italy, FCA and church volunteers impact the community of Torre Pellice in northern Italy through the fifth annual English/sports camp in June.

Tim and Sophie, an Australian couple with OM in Paris, experienced life in North Africa, and its many different needs and difficulties, through Transform 2012.

How God called Andrea from Italy to leave his comfort zone during the Transform conference and his experience with OM Lifehope in the UK.

To counter negative effects caused by lack of jobs and activities in the local area, OM Italy now offers free football games.

The experience of a group of young people going on an outreach in Italy after Transform 2013.

An Italian girl receives a vision of Jericho that guides her to speak with a woman on Transform 2013 outreach day.

A Transform 2013 outreach team in Vasto, Italy, uses samba music and sports to connect with children.

Around 340 people participated in the Transform 2013 mission conference in Rome before spreading across the Mediterranean on 29 outreaches.

For the second time, OM Italy hosts the Incarnate School of Art and Mission in Bobbio Pellice.

Incarnate 2014, a course in arts and mission hosted by OM Italy, touches the lives of the students and local community.

OM Italy impacts 150 children during their annual summer camp in Torre Pellice.

A new OM Italy team member participates in an English Scout Camp, which brings the Gospel to children and gives her new cultural insight.

As the OM Transform team share the Gospel with children in Sicily, Italy, they also experience God’s touch in their own lives.

OM Arts artists participating in the Incarnate programme in Italy create a collaborative piece of prophetic art for the local community.

Christian Pilz spent a week in the refugee camp in Idomeni, where 13,000 people camp at the closed border. “What happened to us?” he wonders.

The team in Fucecchio, near Pisa puts on their first English Sports camp after a year of local ministry through an after school programme.

A Muslim woman relates to the story of the Good Samaritan and receives comfort from God.

What elements do you hold in your hands that can be used for eternity?

God opens doors for an international team to minister in Urfa, Turkey, an ancient city with no Christian church and only a handful of believers.

More than 15 years after catching the vision to bring teenagers to TeenStreet Europe, OM worker Markus, serving in Turkey, sees God answer his prayer.

In an Istanbul neighbourhood of 200,000 people, an OM worker, prompted by God, asks a question to the only person who knows the answer.

A Turkish believer remains strong in his faith through persecution.

Long-termers in Turkey get an unexpected opportunity to share the gospel while also representing the Turkish Post Office!

Newly married couple temporarily in Turkey uses spare time and unexpected opportunities to reach out to refugees.

Church planters with the BCC in Turkey are encouraged by growth in a city where the gospel was previously unknown.

God uses an OMer working amongst Kurdish refugees in Turkey to reach a whole family through one contact.

An OMer in Turkey who likes to bake is able to bless her neighbours in their apartment block.

Two OMer's plan a trip out to eastern Turkey to share the gospel with the lost, as their plans keep changing along the way.

Two stories of how God is using dreams in the Muslim world to draw people to Himself.

OM Turkey helps the local church to minister to the 2.6 million refugees in their country.

No known believers from a Muslim background existed in Turkey when the first two OMers arrived in 1961. Now, nearly half of the 7,000 believers there can trace their journey through the Bible Correspondence Course.

An Uzbek girl living in Istanbul, Turkey enters into relationship with Jesus after having a dream.

A family in Turkey is impacted by the gospel through contacts with the Bible Correspondence Course.

Turkey is a 'hot-climate' culture, meaning that people are relationship-oriented rather than task-oriented.

Travelling around Turkey, one OM worker shares truth with people in some of the country's least reached provinces.