Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

The rise in cases continues as Airdrie reported 240 active as of April 14, up 25 from April 11.

As COVID-19 cases across the province continue to rise, Airdrie has reported 215 active cases as of April 11, up 33 from April 9.

After weeks of increases, Airdrie's active number of COVID-19 cases fell by seven from April 4 to 9, with the city reporting 182 active cases as of today. A daily COVID-19 update page on Airdrie.

As the Easter long weekend came to a close, Airdrie reported 189 active COVID-19 cases as of April 4, up 31 since April 2.

As COVID numbers rise, mayors, reeve and MLA ask for patience and cooperation

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“All of our leading indicators are telling us now that we are in a significant new wave of COVID-19."

As the long Easter weekend kicks off and Premier Jason Kenney urges Albertans to avoid indoor gatherings and follow public health orders, Airdrie has reported another growth in COVID-19 cases.

At least seven restaurants and bars in Canmore took the precautionary measure to close, or stop in-person dining, to limit the spread of COVID-19 in the community. Only a few reported a confirmed case, while others cited contact tracing as part of the reason for their decision.

LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says rising cases of more contagious COVID-19 variants should be a "wake-up call" but his government won't impose harsh measures such as curfews or stay-at-home orders.