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Here is a summary of today’s #COVID19AB update. We have crossed a tipping point in managing spread & we’re losing the balance we’ve been seeking. COVID-19 hospitalization growth is not

Here is a summary of today’s #COVID19AB update. 62 people are in hospital in AB, including 14 in intensive care. This recent increase continues to be primarily driven by the

Here is a summary of today’s #COVID19AB update. Over the past 24hrs we have identified 158 new cases out of more than 12,700 tests. This is a provincial positivity rate

Here is a summary of today’s #COVID19AB update. I provided today’s update from home. On Friday, I developed a sore throat and was tested over the weekend. I have a

I’ve heard criticism that Order 33-2020 was issued over the weekend. This timing was not to hide information from Albertans but to ensure school authorities knew about the order before

Here is a summary thread of today’s #COVID19AB update. 8,774 Albertans have recovered. The number of active cases has risen to 1,430. We continue to identify high numbers of new

As we move into relaunch, we continue to learn more about this virus & how other parts of the world are responding to #COVID19AB. I have received questions about Sweden’s

Here is a summary thread of today’s #COVID19AB update. 5,076 people have recovered leaving 1,211 active cases. 70 people are hospitalized with 11 of those admitted to ICUs. Out of

The weather is getting nicer, and I know many of us want to be outside. Being outdoors and active is important for maintaining our mental health during #COVID19AB. (1/2) However,

Here is a summary thread of today’s #COVID19AB public health update. We have confirmed 297 new cases over the last 24 hours, bringing Alberta’s total to 4,017. 1,397 have recovered.

I get a lot of questions about masks. #COVID19AB spreads by droplets produced by coughing, sneezing, talking & touching contaminated surfaces then touching your eyes, nose or mouth. Masks help

Now that the weather is improving, getting some exercise & spending time outside is important to your mental health. You can enjoy the outdoors while taking all the necessary precautions