Since last Thursday, Alberta has seen 4 consecutive days of breaking the previous records of new daily cases of COVID-19.
Alberta breaks 4 COVID-19 records in a row
Since last Thursday, Alberta has seen 4 consecutive days of breaking the previous records of new daily cases of COVID-19.
Last week, Postmedia ran an article that claimed over 800,000 people claimed the CERB but weren’t eligible for it.
As of this week, St. Michael’s Health Centre in Lethbridge has at least 3 COVID-19 cases, according to two emails I recently obtained.
3 healthcare workers confirmed with positive COVID-19 test results.
Yesterday, the Alberta government announced that they will be providing $2.1 million through Alberta Innovates to fund technology projects to help fight COVID-19.
It’s easy to look at data from the beginning of the pandemic and think things aren’t as bad as they were then. However, the number of cases of COVID-19 isn’t decreasing.
Last week, Innovative Research Group published the results of a recent study they conducted into how COVID-19 has affected marginalized populations in Canada.
The federal government announced upcoming changes to income support benefits it’s providing to Canadian workers. But something’s still missing.
An anonymous source forwarded a document to me that indicated Alberta Health Services can detain people they think might have COVID-19 but who refuse to get tested.
Last week, the provincial government announced additional relief for businesses affected by COVID-19, especially those trying to reopen.