The City of Calgary would be forced to rescind their vaccine passport bylaw should the province end the Restrictions Exemption Program. In a statement sent Thursday afternoon, the City said they’re aware the province is
Alberta is reducing the isolation period for those fully vaccinated from 10 days to five starting Monday. If Covid symptoms extend past five days, Albertans will be required to isolate until their condition has improved.
The province of Alberta is extending the winter break for students. Students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 will now be returning in-person to classrooms on Jan. 10 due to a spike in Omicron variant cases.
Although there are far too many stories to relay over the last year of the pandemic in a single review, here are some of the top 2021 Covid-19 stories that affected Calgarians. January Cumulative Covid-19
The University of Calgary has announced that the first three weeks of classes for their winter term will be online. In a statement sent to students and staff on Wednesday, President and Vice-Chancellor Ed McCauley
Calgary’s Mayor Jyoti Gondek responded to the province’s, changes to gathering restrictions over the holiday season, announced yesterday. Speaking to LiveWire Calgary’s Darren Krause, Gondek said that she was unsurprised by the changes. “I believe
The City of Calgary will let the state of local emergency, put in place due to the Covid-19 pandemic, expire on Thursday, Dec. 2. In a statement released on Tuesday morning, the City said that
Starting at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, Alberta parents will be able to book vaccination appointments for children aged 5–11. Parents can use bookvaccine.alberta.ca or call 811 starting Wednesday to book their child’s appointment. The first
The Government of Canada made a pair of significant announcements Friday in the country’s fight against Covid-19. Health Canada has officially given approval for the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech Comirnaty vaccine for children aged 5–11.
With many excited to get out with the stage two reopenings, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney reminds Albertans to get fully vaccinated before letting their guard down. There may even be a lottery to entice Albertans
