Alberta pushing back end of health restrictions to September 27
EDMONTON — Alberta is taking a step back from ending many public health measures, as planned, this coming Monday.
Instead, the province is taking additional time to implement its plan to bring the province’s COVID – 19 response in line with other respiratory viruses.
In a release, the province says mandatory masking orders in public transit, taxis and ride shares, will continue until September 27.
Mandatory isolation for 10 days for those with COVID – 19 symptoms or positive test result will also be extended for six weeks.