Military nurses land in Alberta to help ease health-care strain, today, and red cross emloyees too.
It's so dramatic.
Alberta is having a different approach to lockdown
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Military nurses land in Alberta to help ease health-care strain, today, and red cross emloyees too.
It's so dramatic.
Josh Archibald "out indefinitely" with post-COVID myocarditis; Oilers cut 5 others
Just 24 hours after
edmontonjournal.com
That last would be Josh Archibald, who has been diagnosed with myocarditis in the aftermath of a previously-unrecognized bout with COVID-19 over the summer.
For Oilers, Archibald’s selfish anti-vaccine stance is not worth the risk
Archibald is a nice, fourth-line penalty killer in a normal season. He’ll get you 10 goals a year. But for this, the third COVID-affected NHL campaign, an unvaccinated Archibald just isn’t worth it.
Update.
A total of 2,946 Albertans have died of COVID, with 16 new deaths reported Friday.
Alberta reported 1,051 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday out of 14,054 tests.
The total number of active cases in Alberta is 12,978.
The positivity rate was 7.5 per cent.
There were 1,000 people being treated for COVID in hospital. Of those, 229 were in ICU.
The Alberta government has released an app to scan and verify QR code vaccine records. The AB COVID Records Verifier app is available to download on Apple and Android devices.
Provincially, ICU capacity is at 76 per cent. Without the additional spaces, provincial ICU admissions would be at 163 per cent of capacity.
The City of Calgary will require all employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and provide proof of vaccination by Nov. 1.
This applies to all City of Calgary employees, regardless of workplace or worksite location, including those who are remote working or have a telework agreement in place.
Feds having to bail out Alberta from Kenney's sheer incompetence.
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