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  TORONTO -- A few months into the pandemic, a registered nurse in a Toronto-area long-term care facility told her son that they were “overworked and understaffed” at her job, and that she believed change was needed. He recorded the conversation, but it’s difficult for him to listen back to her voice now — his mother, 57-year-old Maureen Ambersley, died this week after contracting COVID-19. In Canada, some 30 health-care workers have died since the pandemic began. Ambersley, who worked at a care facility owned by Extendicare, told her son, Floyd, in May that working ...

  TORONTO -- A few months into the pandemic, a registered nurse in a Toronto-area long-term care facility told her son that they were “overworked and understaffed” at her job, and that she believed change was needed. He recorded the conversation, but it’s difficult for him to listen back to her voice now — his mother, 57-year-old Maureen Ambersley, died this week after contracting COVID-19. In Canada, some 30 health-care workers have died since the pandemic began. Ambersley, who worked at a care facility owned by Extendicare, told her son, Floyd, in May that working ...

Alberta has now recorded 1,193 deaths due to COVID-19.

Article content A third Alberta health-care worker has died from COVID-19, Alberta Health reported Wednesday. It marks the third consecutive day that Alberta has reported the death of a health-care worker from COVID-19. The worker reported dead on Wednesday worked in the Calgary zone. The person was not employed by Alberta Health Services, AHS said. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Alberta reports third health-care worker has died due to COVID-19 Back to video Health Minister Tyler Shandro announced the first death of a health-care worker Mond...