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AB Government: Stage 2 of Open for Summer Plan begins June 10
Alberta will take a big step towards safely returning to normal as fitness centres, libraries and movie theatres reopen and large outdoor gatherings resume. Beginning June 10, Stage 2 of the Open for Summer Plan will take effect, two weeks after 60 per cent of Albertans age 12-plus received at least one dose of vaccine […]
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Calgary’s Indigenous COVID-19 vaccine clinic hitting the streets with mobile outreach – Global News
June 8, 2021 Calgary’s Indigenous COVID-19 vaccine outreach clinic is far from finished coming up with ways to reach more of the area’s vulnerable population — with the latest development literally taking shots on the road. The new Immunization Special Forces mobile clinic hits the streets this week, bringing vaccines right to the people who […]
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Updated COVID-19 information for Morley, as of June 3, 2021
4 new positive cases were reported since Monday and 2 people have recovered. There are 50 active cases being managed by Stoney Health Services. Please note, the 170 variant cases are running total. Stay home. Stay safe. Take care. Isniyis! CORONAVIRUS / COVID-19 MORLEY NT5
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AB Government: Improving quality of life for continuing care residents
Findings from the facility-based continuing care review will help make Alberta’s continuing care system better, safer, and more sustainable. The report provides recommendations to improve the quality of life for residents and their families and the work environment for staff and operators, and make better use of taxpayer dollars. The report also includes learnings from […]
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Siksika Nation COVID-19 Update for May 27, 2021
Siksika Nation COVID-19 Video Update for May 27, 2021 with Chief Ouray Crowfoot Siksika Nation will move from Red High Risk level to Yellow Risk level effective May 31, 2021. Read More: https://siksikanation.com/siksika-nation-covid-19-update-for-may-27-2021/ NT5
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Pop-up vaccination clinic launches downtown to support unhoused Calgarians – Calgary Herald
May 29, 2021 Meeting vulnerable Calgarians where they are will save lives and slow the spread of COVID-19, says a group of community organizations launching a pop-up vaccination clinic in the core. The initiative, led by BeTheChangeYYC and the Aboriginal Friendship Centre of Calgary, is operating its first drop-in clinic on Saturday afternoon to deliver […]
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Update 227: COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta (May 27, 4 p.m.)
Alberta’s Open for Summer Plan puts the power to ease restrictions in Albertans’ hands. Get vaccinated as soon as possible so everyone can safely get back to normal. Latest updates Over the last 24 hours, 513 new cases were identified. There are 538 people in hospital due to COVID-19, including 150 in intensive care. There […]
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AB Government: A brighter future for kids now and beyond the pandemic
The government wants to hear from Albertans, review available data and expertise, and ensure government and community supports are working for kids and families. The Child and Youth Well-Being Review panel, co-chaired by MLA for Calgary-South East Matt Jones and Minister of Children’s Services Rebecca Schulz, will work to understand the full scope of the […]
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Alberta’s Open For Summer Plan
Alberta’s government will remove provincewide health measures in three stages as vaccine targets are reached and hospitalizations decline. Alberta’s Open for Summer Plan provides a three-stage road map to lifting health restrictions and safely getting back to normal. The plan provides Albertans with a clear picture of a summer without restrictions as long as Albertans […]
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Update 226: COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta (May 25, 3:30 p.m.)
Get vaccinated as soon as possible and continue following restrictions to stop the spread of COVID-19 and protect the health-care system. Latest updates Over the last 24 hours, 387 new cases were identified. There are 565 people in hospital due to COVID-19, including 158 in intensive care. There are 12,078 active cases in the province. […]
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