Premier Jason Kenney announced Saturday the province would be sending equipment to other provinces battling the pandemic. The premier also gave an update on COVID-19 cases in the province, adding 69 confirmed cases to bring the provincial total to 1,569. An additional death in the Calgary zone was also reported. Forty-seven Albertans were hospitalized —…

Edmonton·Live Premier Jason Kenney will provide information on how Alberta is supporting other provinces through the COVID-19 pandemic. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 11, 2020 1:59 PM MT | Last Updated: April 11 Alberta Premier Jason Kenney will give an update on what Alberta is doing to support the other provinces during the…

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Politicians and public health officials promised new measures to further protect long-term care home residents and workers are coming very soon, as facilities caring for some of Canada’s most vulnerable grappled with “horrific” COVID-19 outbreaks over the weekend. “People who are residents at long-term care homes are a particularly vulnerable group of Canadians, and we…

The demand for technology continues to increase in Alberta, as schools across the province try to get students started with online classes. In-person classes for all students were cancelled last month, with school work moving online. People are trying to raise money to equip students with the tools they need to stay educated during the…

The latest: What you need to know today in Alberta Alberta Health reported seven new deaths as of Friday, with four of those being at McKenzie Towne Continuing Care Centre in Calgary. A total of 17 residents have died at the home since the outbreak began last month. The total number of cases in the…