Everything you need to know about COVID-19 in Alberta on Tuesday, Feb. 15
Alberta reported 14 more COVID-related deaths on Tuesday. The province's total has reached 3,790.
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Alberta reported 14 more COVID-related deaths on Tuesday. The province's total has reached 3,790.
After nearly two years of going to school with their faces covered, students in Alberta can ditch their masks. The government announced last week that starting Monday, students in schools would no longer be required to wear masks. As well, children 12 and under don't have to wear masks in any setting.
The province reported 23 more COVID deaths on Feb. 11. A total of 3,741 Albertans have died of COVID-19. The number of people in hospital decreased slightly, but the number of people in ICU increased by one.
The province reported 23 more COVID deaths on Feb. 11. A total of 3,741 Albertans have died of COVID-19. The number of people in hospital decreased slightly, but the number of people in ICU increased by one.
Alberta reported 22 more COVID-19 deaths on Thursday, one day after the province began lifting its restrictions. However, the number of cases in hospitals and ICUs has slightly declined.