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Parents, variants, quarantine and recovery

Parents, variants, quarantine and recovery

EPC parents share thoughts and experience with school outbreak
Athabasca case rate highest in Alberta by far

Athabasca case rate highest in Alberta by far

As COVID numbers rise, mayors, reeve and MLA ask for patience and cooperation
Picking up masks can bring all Albertans together

Picking up masks can bring all Albertans together

Organizer urges everyone to support the grassroots campaign, and reduce mask pollution
Athabasca schools now have 76 active COVID cases

Athabasca schools now have 76 active COVID cases

All three Athabasca schools shifting to online learning April 6-9
Kenney pleas for COVID-19 compliance

Kenney pleas for COVID-19 compliance

“All of our leading indicators are telling us now that we are in a significant new wave of COVID-19."
Athabasca region breaches 100 COVID-19 cases

Athabasca region breaches 100 COVID-19 cases

Unknown if more cases at EPC have been reported
Several bars, restaurants voluntarily suspend in-person dining as COVID-19 cases increase

Several bars, restaurants voluntarily suspend in-person dining as COVID-19 cases increase

At least seven restaurants and bars in Canmore took the precautionary measure to close, or stop in-person dining, to limit the spread of COVID-19 in the community. Only a few reported a confirmed case, while others cited contact tracing as part of the reason for their decision.
Rise in COVID-19 variants a 'wake-up call' but no lockdown coming: Alberta premier

Rise in COVID-19 variants a 'wake-up call' but no lockdown coming: Alberta premier

LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says rising cases of more contagious COVID-19 variants should be a "wake-up call" but his government won't impose harsh measures such as curfews or stay-at-home orders.
BREAKING: Edwin Parr Composite COVID outbreak now at 47

BREAKING: Edwin Parr Composite COVID outbreak now at 47

Almost 600 close contacts identified in last week 
BREAKING: More COVID-19 cases identified at EPC

BREAKING: More COVID-19 cases identified at EPC

More cases in addition to two announced March 24
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