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COVID-19: More than 1 million Albertans have been tested to date

COVID-19: More than 1 million Albertans have been tested to date

Central zone at 18 active cases

COVID-19: More than 1 million Albertans have been tested to date
Alberta has conducted more tests per capita for COVID-19 than B.C., Quebec or Ontario have, said Health Minister Tyler Shandro on Monday. (The Canadian Press)

COVID-19: More than 1 million Albertans have been tested to date

Roughly one in four Albertans have been tested

Alberta has conducted more tests per capita for COVID-19 than B.C., Quebec or Ontario have, said Health Minister Tyler Shandro on Monday. (The Canadian Press)
The number of active cases in the City of Red Deer reached nine compared to previous day’s six. File photo

COVID-19: Active cases in central zone up Tuesday

Central zone active cases remains lowest of all zones

The number of active cases in the City of Red Deer reached nine compared to previous day’s six. File photo
Central zone active cases down to 20

Central zone active cases down to 20

Province provides update

Central zone active cases down to 20
City of Red Deer was at eight active cases Wednesday. File photo

COVID-19: Central zone cases down to 32 Wednesday

No active cases in some central Alberta communities

City of Red Deer was at eight active cases Wednesday. File photo
Active cases down in central zone Tuesday

Active cases down in central zone Tuesday

No active cases in some local municipalities

Active cases down in central zone Tuesday
Dr. Deena Hinshaw, chief medical officer of health confirmed 42 cases present at 35 schools while infectious Monday afternoon. (Photo courtesy of Government of Alberta)

Rise in community transmission: Alberta confirms 418 COVID-19 cases Monday

42 cases present at 35 schools while infectious in Alberta

Dr. Deena Hinshaw, chief medical officer of health confirmed 42 cases present at 35 schools while infectious Monday afternoon. (Photo courtesy of Government of Alberta)
Online map to help Alberta parents track COVID-19 cases in schools

Online map to help Alberta parents track COVID-19 cases in schools

Province provides update

Online map to help Alberta parents track COVID-19 cases in schools
COVID-19: Central zone cases up Monday at 27 from Friday’s 21

COVID-19: Central zone cases up Monday at 27 from Friday’s 21

No active cases in Sylvan Lake, Ponoka County

COVID-19: Central zone cases up Monday at 27 from Friday’s 21
COVID-19: Central zone active cases at 85 – up four since Friday

COVID-19: Central zone active cases at 85 – up four since Friday

Province provides COVID-19 numbers Monday

COVID-19: Central zone active cases at 85 – up four since Friday
Red Deer RCMP Supt. Gerald Grobmeier at a news conference on Tuesday afternoon about the death of a Red Deer doctor on Monday. Photo from Mamta Lulla/Advocate staff

Man, 54, charged in connection with fatal attack of Red Deer doctor

Doctor was killed in his walk-in clinic on Monday

Red Deer RCMP Supt. Gerald Grobmeier at a news conference on Tuesday afternoon about the death of a Red Deer doctor on Monday. Photo from Mamta Lulla/Advocate staff
Police have a man in custody after a physician was attacked Monday at the Village Mall Walk-In Clinic. “It’s an awful thing. Nobody deserves that kind of treatment,” says one of the doctor’s patients. Mamta Lulla/Advocate staff

Red Deer doctor killed at clinic in violent attack

Witness provides details

Police have a man in custody after a physician was attacked Monday at the Village Mall Walk-In Clinic. “It’s an awful thing. Nobody deserves that kind of treatment,” says one of the doctor’s patients. Mamta Lulla/Advocate staff
An online fundraiser for Red Deer physician, Dr. Walter Reynolds, has raised more than $50,000 in about 12 hours. Photo via GoFundMe

Donations pour in for family of doctor killed in Red Deer attack

Man has been charged in connection to death of Red Deer doctor

An online fundraiser for Red Deer physician, Dr. Walter Reynolds, has raised more than $50,000 in about 12 hours. Photo via GoFundMe
Alberta reports 257 new cases of COVID-19

Alberta reports 257 new cases of COVID-19

Central zone has 157 active cases

Alberta reports 257 new cases of COVID-19
COVID-19: One more death reported in central zone

COVID-19: One more death reported in central zone

Number of active cases has decreased by more than 200 since last week

COVID-19: One more death reported in central zone
COVID-19: Alberta confirms 80 cases Tuesday

COVID-19: Alberta confirms 80 cases Tuesday

Cases in some central Alberta communities up

COVID-19: Alberta confirms 80 cases Tuesday
COVID-19: Virus claims eight more lives in Alberta

COVID-19: Virus claims eight more lives in Alberta

‘Curve no longer flat’

COVID-19: Virus claims eight more lives in Alberta
Parents and students learned Tuesday what the coming school year will look like. It’s pretty much back to business as usual, said Education Minister Adriana LaGrange. School precautions include frequent cleaning, keeping students in the same groups where possible, planning the school day to allow for physical distancing and staying home when sick.

Province announces students will return to in-class this fall

There will be no limits on class sizes, the Province said in its announcement Tuesday afternoon

Parents and students learned Tuesday what the coming school year will look like. It’s pretty much back to business as usual, said Education Minister Adriana LaGrange. School precautions include frequent cleaning, keeping students in the same groups where possible, planning the school day to allow for physical distancing and staying home when sick.
COVID-19: Central zone at 145 active cases

COVID-19: Central zone at 145 active cases

Sylvan Lake at three active

COVID-19: Central zone at 145 active cases
Alberta announced 368 new COVID-19 cases Monday. File photo

Alberta confirms 368 COVID-19 cases Monday: 11 active in Red Deer, 131 in central zone

Province has confirmed three more deaths, bringing the total to 170

Alberta announced 368 new COVID-19 cases Monday. File photo
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