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Take a look inside St. Albert's emergency operations centre

Take a look inside St. Albert's emergency operations centre

Centre dictates how city responds to COVID-19
Alberta reports 138 new cases of people with COVID-19, two deaths; numbers expected to rise

Alberta reports 138 new cases of people with COVID-19, two deaths; numbers expected to rise

Hinshaw expects rising number of cases in coming day as a result of expanded testing
UPDATED: Federal payroll test shuts out small businesses from COVID-19 loan

UPDATED: Federal payroll test shuts out small businesses from COVID-19 loan

"I can't, in my mind, reconcile why that would be a driving factor for eligibility," said Herc's Nutrition owner of $50,000 payroll minimum.
Alberta Hope study looks to find treatment for COVID-19

Alberta Hope study looks to find treatment for COVID-19

"AHS is rallying alongside its academic partners at the Universities of Calgary and Alberta to help leverage research in the response to this global pandemic."
St. Albert's 2020 Rainmaker Festival cancelled

St. Albert's 2020 Rainmaker Festival cancelled

In a statement posted to its website, the Kinsmen Club noted a "core value" of the festival is the health and safety of everyone involved.
All Albertans with COVID-19 symptoms are now eligible for testing

All Albertans with COVID-19 symptoms are now eligible for testing

"As long as we maintain our testing and lab capacity, it is my hope that we can continue to offer this broad access to testing," Hinshaw said.
Sturgeon County farmers adapt to the coronavirus

Sturgeon County farmers adapt to the coronavirus

Some profit, but many problems due to restrictions
Updated: Health Canada approves Spartan Bioscience's portable COVID-19 test

Updated: Health Canada approves Spartan Bioscience's portable COVID-19 test

Alberta has a contract is for 100,000 testing kits, which can confirm results in less than one hour
Eighty-two new cases of COVID-19 in Alberta; four more people die

Eighty-two new cases of COVID-19 in Alberta; four more people die

Two people who died were residents of the McKenzie Towne continuing care facility in the Calgary zone. In total, 20 people have died at this facility.
Alberta jobless rate spikes, will get worse

Alberta jobless rate spikes, will get worse

“I cannot overstate how grave the implications of this will be for jobs, the economy and the financial security of Albertans.”
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