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1,433 new cases in past 24 hours. Five COVID-19 deaths in past 24 hours, bringing total to 2,137. 15,029 people tested in past 24 hours. 2,086,589 vaccine doses administered; 39.4 per cent has at least one dose, 7.3 per cent fully immunized. Alberta’s earliest known COVID-19 case was detected in a blood sample collected on Feb. 24. The first case was announced on March 5. COVID-19 in Fort McMurray: 1,493 active cases (125 new cases). First case was reported in the city on March 19. Cases are based on residency and do not include the commuter workforce. 4,255 recoveries (158 new recoveries)...

Article content The hospital’s normal acute capacity is 107 beds, including six for the ICU. AHS has expanded to 122 beds, including 11 for the ICU. Alberta Health spokesperson Tom McMillan said community vaccine numbers will be included in daily updates starting Monday. Mayor, fire chief want more local COVID-19 data Premier Jason Kenney, Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro and chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw are scheduled to hold a town hall meeting with municipal leaders tonight, said McMillan. In a Wednesday morning interview, Mayor Don Scott said he has felt health...

Article content The hospital’s normal acute capacity is 107 beds, including six for the ICU. AHS has expanded to 122 beds, including 11 for the ICU. Alberta Health spokesperson Tom McMillan said community vaccine numbers will be included in daily updates starting Monday. Mayor, fire chief want more local COVID-19 data Premier Jason Kenney, Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro and chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw are scheduled to hold a town hall meeting with municipal leaders tonight, said McMillan. In a Wednesday morning interview, Mayor Don Scott said he has felt health...

COVID-19 patients are taking roughly one-third of acute care beds at the Northern Lights Regional Health Centre.

BRUSHY PRAIRIE — Prairie Heights High School has been recognized by the U.S. News and World Report for eight consecutive years now as one of America’s best high schools. This year, Prairie Heights was ranked 80th in the state and 4,176 in the nation, landing the school in the top 21% in the state and top 23% of high schools in the United States. Locally, only Westview School Corp. ranked higher. “We are honored to continue to be recognized at the state as well as national levels for the work of our students, staff and community,” said Principal Jeremy Swander. The ranking ...