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New guidelines for Alberta schools will greatly reduce the flow of information between educators and public health authorities about cases of COVID-19. Alberta Health Services won’t inform schools about individual cases, students don’t need to tell administrators and administrators don’t need to tell AHS.
The Taliban seized a province just south of Afghanistan’s capital and launched a multi-pronged assault early Saturday on Mazar-e-Sharif, a major city in the north defended by powerful former warlords, Afghan officials say.
Twitter is one of several businesses that has introduced a COVID-19 vaccination requirement for employees returning to the workplace. But some other businesses are still on the fence, as they try to determine their rights in mandating such a policy.
It took a pandemic for many people to realize there’s plenty of nature to explore within city limits. That’s one reason why Parks Canada wants to expand its network of national urban parks, signing partnership agreements with three municipalities: Saskatoon, Halifax and Edmonton.
The coming federal election will arrive with numerous safety concerns and threatens the loss of hard-fought legislation.