COVID-19 in Alberta: Hospitalizations rise as 8,500 weekend cases, 41 deaths reported
Alberta reported more than 8,500 weekend COVID-19 cases on Monday evening.
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COVID-19 in Alberta: Hospitalizations rise as 8,500 weekend cases, 41 deaths reported
Alberta reported more than 8,500 weekend COVID-19 cases on Monday evening.
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Convoy opposing trucker vaccine mandate rolling through Regina Monday night
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N.S. reports five new deaths related to COVID-19 Monday, 92 people in hospital
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