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Article content The province reported 134 new cases Tuesday and a total of 1,173 active cases — up 90 cases from 1,083 the previous day. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or COVID-19: Active cases higher in Alberta as experts say counts no longer predict hospitalizations Back to video Three more deaths were reported, bringing the COVID-19 death toll to 2,325. There were 82 people hospitalized, down one from the previous day, including 21 in intensive care, a number unchanged from Monday’s update. University of Alberta infectious disease specia...

Article content The province reported 134 new cases Tuesday and a total of 1,173 active cases — up 90 cases from 1,083 the previous day. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Active COVID-19 cases higher in Alberta as experts say counts no longer predict hospitalizations Back to video Three more deaths were reported, bringing the COVID-19 death toll to 2,325. There were 82 people hospitalized, down one from the previous day, including 21 in intensive care, a number unchanged from Monday’s update. University of Alberta infectious disease special...

Article content There were 94 new cases detected on Sunday, 142 cases on Saturday, and 151 cases on Friday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or COVID-19: Alberta's total active cases rise as hospitalizations see small decrease Back to video There are 1,083 active cases in Alberta, up from 799 on Friday — the highest count since June 29, when there were 1,061 active cases, and the province had yet to lift nearly all of its public health restrictions on July 1. The Calgary Zone leads the province at 654 active cases, while 203 are in the Edmonton...

Spending grew at hotels, bars and restaurants in Alberta during the Calgary Stampede After months of slow sales amid the pandemic's public-health restrictions, hotels and restaurants saw a boost in the last couple of weeks, according to new data from Moneris, an electronic payment-processing firm. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jul 23, 2021 7:15 PM MT | Last Updated: July 24 Spending was up at hotels and restaurants in Calgary during the Stampede July 9-18, a trend mirrored across the province.(Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press)

Article content Smoke from forest fires in B.C. and Saskatchewan continued to shroud the city in a throat-irritating haze Monday. On the air quality health index, the severity of that smoke moved from a rating of 10-plus — a very high risk level — to 7, which is still considered high. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or 'Surrounded by wildfires': Smoke will plague Calgary indefinitely, says meteorologist Back to video But Calgarians and Albertans should probably get accustomed to the extreme air pollution, due to our position between hundreds...