Alberta's COVID-19 public health measures are gone. What's next?
Doctors and scientists are cautioning Alberta will likely have to reinstate public health measures, the last of which were lifted this week, in the face of future COVID-19 waves.
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Doctors and scientists are cautioning Alberta will likely have to reinstate public health measures, the last of which were lifted this week, in the face of future COVID-19 waves.
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