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Alberta doctors urge province to hold off on easing COVID-19 restrictions next week

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COVID-19 restrictions next week and to instead toughen measures for bars, restaurants and pubs.The plea comes from two doctors who co-chair the Edmonton Zone Medical Staff Association’s pandemic committee.

399 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Alberta on Thursday Dr. Noel Gibney and Dr. James Talbot say in a statement that new daily active cases have stopped decreasing and that new, more transmissible variants of the virus may cause rapid increases.They also say many bars, restaurants and pubs are not following the existing rules and that it will be months before all at-risk Albertans are vaccinated.

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more vaccines are now rolling out across Alberta, there have continued to be instances of those defying COVID-19 public health orders.The question of who is responsible for enforcing the rules has been asked by many Albertans, who continue to mask-up, keep their distance and take precautions.From restaurants opening before they were allowed, to weekend protests, to the ongoing issues at GraceLife Church — enforcement has been muddled.When asked about whose job it is to enforce the health regulations, Premier Jason Kenney has said, “it’s not appropriate for elected people to direct operational details of law enforcement agencies there on the ground dealing with these circumstances.”“We trust their judgement and how best to enforce the public
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Alberta Health - Alberta Covid - Computer programmer shares workaround to Alberta COVID-19 vaccine booking issues - globalnews.ca
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Computer programmer shares workaround to Alberta COVID-19 vaccine booking issues
Alberta COVID-19 vaccine booking site ‘experiencing very high volumes’ as appointments open to those 75 and older Being a computer programmer and developer, Mathewson checked out the coding of the website.He discovered that he could alter the code and bypass the postal code section, going straight to the patient information form.By doing so, Mathewson was quickly able to book an appointment.Upon getting the confirmation, he describes feeling immediate relief.“It’s exactly that.
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Alberta Covid - Alberta records 430 new COVID-19 cases, 13 deaths Wednesday - globalnews.ca - Canada
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COVID-19 on Wednesday, as well as 13 additional deaths from the disease.The new cases came after 9,467 tests were processed, putting the province’s positivity rate at 4.6 per cent.As of Wednesday afternoon, there were 307 people in hospital with COVID-19 in Alberta, with 56 of them in intensive care units. Alberta COVID-19 vaccine booking site ‘experiencing very high volumes’ as appointments open to those 75 and older There were 4,545 actives cases of COVID-19 in Alberta on Wednesday.
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