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Alberta-wide mask mandate would create backlash, Premier Kenney says

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Facebook Live Wednesday evening where he took questions from Albertans about the new COVID-19 safety measures announced by the province on Tuesday.Changes to visitation in certain AHS facilities announced as Alberta reaches 500 COVID-19 deathsWhen asked in a written question “why rural Albertans don’t need a mask mandate,” Kenney said about 90 per cent of Albertans are already under some sort of a mask mandate, brought in by municipalities.He also said the majority of confirmed COVID-19 cases are in the Edmonton and Calgary areas.

Coronavirus: Edmonton extends mandatory mask bylaw until December 2021 “Imagine you got a couple of guys working in a big barn way up in the MD of Opportunity, hundreds of kilometres from the closest COVID hot.

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