Piikani Nation reports positive COVID-19 case
Saturday, 11 July 2020.
First case of COVID-19 confirmed Friday night for Piikani Nation.
Eight recoveries and 14 new COVID-19 cases in Alberta’s south zone today
Friday, 10 July 2020.
South zone now has 96 active cases of COVID-19.
New cases of the virus have been confirmed today in Fort Macleod (2), Cardston County/Kainai (2), County of Warner (1), City of Lethbridge (2), Lethbridge County (5), Medicine Hat (1) and Oyen (1). Watch status remains in place for the County of Warner.
Five new COVID-19 cases in Alberta’s south zone today
Thursday, 09 July 2020.
New cases of the virus have been confirmed in Fort Macleod, Cardston County/Kainai and County of Lethbridge. Watch status remains in place for the County of Warner.
County of Warner reports COVID-19 death
Wednesday, 08 July 2020.
The first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in the County of Warner on June 26, followed by 40 more in the next 10 days. One person has recovered and one has died since yesterday.
Fifteen of Alberta’s 130 COVID-19 cases confirmed this weekend are in the south zone
Monday, 06 July 2020.
Provincewide, 7,627 have recovered from the virus, there are 607 active cases and 155 people have died. There are 57 in hospital, with six in intensive care.
Three days and 38 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in County of Warner
Friday, 03 July 2020.
Twenty five of 57 new cases in Alberta today are in the south zone. Pincher Creek and Crowsnest Pass remain free of confirmed cases of COVID-19.
A watch status is in place for the County of Warner as 39 active cases of the virus in a population of 10,994 translates to 354.7 in 100,000.
This classification is put in place when an area has at least 10 active cases and more than 50 active cases per 100,000.
There are now 73 active cases of COVID-19 in Alberta’s south zone.
Twenty new cases of COVID-19 in County of Warner in last 48 hours
Thursday, 02 July 2020.
A watch status is in place for the county as 21 active cases in a population of 10,994 translates to 191 in 100,000.
This classification is put in place when an area has at least 10 active cases and more than 50 active cases per 100,000.
There are now 49 active cases of COVID-19 in Alberta’s south zone and one person in Medicine Hat has passed away since the last update.
Keep COVID-19 at bay this Canada Day
Wednesday, 01 July 2020.
“COVID-19 will not take a break because it is a holiday,” said Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta's chief medical officer of health, while encouraging virtual events in honour of Canada Day in her public address on Tuesday.