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“This is just the tip of the iceberg,” said Cochrane Fire Services inspector Jeff Avery. “This is an opportunity to really open this up to a whole new level— It’s going to get better, better and better.”

More than 5,500 Albertans have now recovered from the virus.

“Health and safety is mission-critical to protect both our staff and our guests."

There have been 57 new cases identified in the province, bringing the total number of active COVID-19 cases in Alberta to 1,064.

"We can connect with the avenue of music a little more deeply. Music is historically known to connect, it's actually part of our body, our heartbeat, our footsteps, the heartbeat we hear inside of the womb. It's something that has connected us to the people we love since the dawn of time."

"The pandemic is still here. I don't believe there is going to be a post COVID. There's going to be our new normal - with COVID."