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Four active COVID-19 cases are currently linked to Spruceview Lodge in Whitecourt, Alberta Health spokesman Tom McMillan said May 4.

Overdose prevention kits now available for new moms Family first aid kit with naloxone provided to all new families Share MaryAnne Goodwin, BSN, RN, LC, nursing director, left, and Keelin Trask, BSN, RN, nurse in charge, are involved in the overdose prevention program among many other Maternal Child Health Unit and Women’s Care staff. Submitted photo FARMINGTON — Effective May 1, all patients who give birth at Franklin Memorial Hospital are provided a naloxone first aid kit at discharge from the Family Birthing Unit. The kit contains naloxone (also called Narcan), a safe medication tha...

New COVID-19 restrictions to stop the spike New mandatory health restrictions will help stop the spike of COVID-19 and protect the health system. Some parts of this page will not display. JavaScript is not available in this browser or may be turned off. These include new restrictions on outdoor social gatherings, schools, retail, restaurants, places of worship, personal and wellness services, outdoor sports and fitness, funerals, and post-secondary institutions. The new restrictions come into force effective May 5, unless indicated otherwise, and will remain in place for at least three weeks....

How to resolve AdBlock issue? X These include new restrictions on outdoor social gatherings, schools, retail, restaurants, places of worship, personal and wellness services, outdoor sports and fitness, funerals, and post-secondary institutions. The new restrictions come into force effective May 5, unless indicated otherwise, and will remain in place for at least three weeks. These new measures apply to all Albertans, businesses, organizations and service providers in municipalities or areas with more than 50 cases per 100,000 people and with 30 or more active cases. “This is a last resort...

Effective May 6, San Francisco enters the state's yellow tier — indicating minimal COVID-19 transmission — allowing many activities to resume for the first time in over a year, Mayor London Breed and Health Director Dr. Grant Colfax announced May 4. The previous day, the San Francisco Department of Public Health announced that it would relax its outdoor mask mandate for both vaccinated and unvaccinated people, mirroring changes announced last week by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the California Department of Public Health. "This is an incredible milestone for ...