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The Prime Minister is speaking to premiers later today to discuss how to prevent the spread of COVID-19 going forward. He said he has not ruled out enforcement options.

Travellers who returned to Alberta after March 12 and are showing mild symptoms will not longer be tested. The province asks anyone who is sick to self-isolate at home and stay away from others.

Orillia's Mason Rupke starred in a video that went viral globally a year ago; the five-year-old is back in another smile-inducing video

For Brian Cyr, St. Albert RE/MAX agent, doing well means looking for ways to improve

141new cases over the previous 24 hours

The city said in a news release Sunday it would be posting signs at playgrounds to discourage use and to limit contact between residents during the pandemic.

As studies show gender-based violence rises in the wake of major disasters, Jessica Martel Memorial Foundation is still available to help.

The centres will be limited to 30 people, including staff, and must follow strict sanitization practices. Parents who qualify for a subsidy will receive it, and centres will charge their typical rates.

In its daily update Sunday, the province stated Albertans are reporting cyber securing incidents involving malware and fraud such as identity theft in the wake of COVID-19. The province asks anyone who receives a call asking for credit card information to hang up immediately and call local law enforcement.