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Canadian Natural Resources sees path to hike Horizon oilsands output by 76 per cent

Inside the oilsands site that has seen Canada s largest workplace COVID-19 outbreak

Inside the oilsands site that has seen Canada’s largest workplace COVID-19 outbreak Heather Yourex-West © The Canadian Press Images/Larry MacDougal CNRL (Canadian Natural Resources Limited) Horizon oil sands upgrader near Fort McMurray, Alberta. The Canadian Press Images/Larry MacDougal When a Calgary oilsands contractor whom Global News has agreed not to identify in order to protect his employment took a job last month at Canadian Natural Resources Horizon Oil Sands work site, he knew there was a chance he could get sick. A lot of guys were saying, I m not going up there, they re swabbing guys and a lot of guys are getting sick. That s the story I heard going up there, but the money was good and I thought, well, I ll just be careful.

Two COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics Set Up At Suncor s Base Plant

By Jaryn Vecchio Suncor Energy employees at Base Plant can get their first COVID-19 vaccine this week. The oil company has partnered with Alberta Health Services to set up two clinics on-site, one at the Main Admin atrium and the other at Steepbank Mine Complex. They will be offering the Moderna Vaccine. People with access to Base Plant can get the shot. This includes workers from outside the province and those who aren’t directly employed by Suncor. The Base Plant is currently experiencing one of the worst COVID-19 outbreaks in the RMWB. Only Canadian Natural Resources Limited’s Horizon site and Syncrude’s Mildred Lake site have experienced more cases.

Third wave of COVID-19 hits Alberta s oilpatch as Wood Buffalo declares pandemic emergency

Posted: Apr 27, 2021 12:53 PM MT | Last Updated: April 27 Alberta Health says there are 12 active outbreaks at work camps and mining sites across the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo.(Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press) Alberta oilsands companies are struggling to contain the spread of COVID-19 among their transient workforces. As of Monday, Alberta Health reported 12 active outbreaks at work camps and mining sites across the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo. A total of 2,054 workers had tested positive, with 738 active cases linked to the latest outbreaks. The regional municipality declared a state of local emergency on Monday because of climbing COVID-19 cases. Much has changed in the span of five months.

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