Border vaccine drive offers shot to Alberta residents
At the Corway border crossing in Alberta, the Blackfeet Tribe shared Moderna vaccines with Canadians. Health workers and Montana National Guard staff administered shots to Alberta residents. the line stretched over a kilometre by nine in the morning with some sleeping in cars to secure a turn. Alberta attendees receive 14 day quarantine exemptions after vaccination. Linda Neilson, from Cardston, Alberta, thanked the tribe for the timely doses and said the wait felt worthwhile.
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Albertans reach COVID vaccine milestone over 12
Alberta reports more than half of residents over 12 have had at least one vaccine shot. Dr. Deena Hinshaw notes 11.4 percent positivity, up from 1.5 percent last May, keeping public health measures in place. Children may return to in person classes after the long weekend as schools ease back to normal operations. Hospitalization stands at 691 with 187 in ICU. four more deaths reported.
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Alberta survey shows broad concern over coal expansion
A provincial online survey sponsored by Alberta Energy finds more than 90 percent of respondents oppose coal exploration in sensitive areas including the Rockies and wildlife corridors. Water impact, environmental sustainability, and mine cleanup liability are key issues, with most participants deeming economic benefits unimportant.
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