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Not a day goes by without somebody asking me, “why does Calgary need another hotel?” Driving this question are concerns that the post-pandemic downtown market…

Everything you need to know about COVID-19 in Alberta on Thursday, March 4 Alberta reports a jump in new COVID-19 cases, a Red Deer meat-processing plant at the centre of an outbreak linked to three worker deaths plans to reopen and NDP Leader Rachel Notley urges the UCP government to keep it closed while launching a public inquiry of the Olymel outbreak. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Mar 04, 2021 11:15 AM MT | Last Updated: March 7 The Olymel outbreak, first declared on Nov. 17, 2020...

Everything you need to know about COVID-19 in Alberta on Wednesday, March 3 Decisions about what constitutes "safe" indoor fitness activities will be left to gym owners and their clients, Albertas health minister says as the province moves to a modified version of Step 2 in easing restrictions. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Mar 03, 2021 10:14 AM MT | Last Updated: March 3 Under Step 2 of the provinces relaunch plan, announced on Monday, gyms and fitness centres were allowed to reopen for...

Posted: Mar 02, 2021 6:40 AM MT | Last Updated: March 2 Why easing restrictions may not help some struggling Alberta gyms CBC News Calgary2 months ago 3:23Alberta gyms have a bit more freedom, but find out why some owners say the provincial governments easing of restrictions fell short of expectations.3:23

Everything you need to know about COVID-19 in Alberta on Tuesday, March 2 Alberta may follow British Columbias lead and lengthen the time between administering first and second doses of COVID-19 vaccines, Health Minister Tyler Shandro said Tuesday, a day after officials announced the province would move to a modified version of Step 2 of easing restrictions. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Mar 02, 2021 10:36 AM MT | Last Updated: March 3 The Alberta government says low-intensity exercises ...

Article content As if the phrase “mandatory stay in a government-authorized hotel” wasn’t a disconcerting enough signal of the strange circumstances of travel during a pandemic, workers at authorized hotels were told to “keep the price quiet,” a hotel worker said. Even so, attempts to book the 11 hotels show prices vary significantly depending on the accommodations and stature of each facility, and seem to be less than the government’s estimate of more than $2,000. We apologize, but...