COVID-19

“What COVID has taught us has been a lot around just being connected, and remembering what youth sport is all about, which is just taking care of people over their performance, for lack of a better word. It’s creating amazing humans inside the world of sport, and just hoping that what we’re teaching them has a positive impact."

At least seven restaurants and bars in Canmore took the precautionary measure to close, or stop in-person dining, to limit the spread of COVID-19 in the community. Only a few reported a confirmed case, while others cited contact tracing as part of the reason for their decision.

Two people were fined $1,200 each following a house party in Banff on St. Patrick's Day.

A delay in the supply of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine will leave some Albertans waiting a little longer to get vaccinated.

There were a reported 33 active cases of COVID-19 as of the end of the day Sunday (March 28) in Cochrane. To date, 406 cases have been reported in the town— Two people have died and 371 people have recovered.

“Because of technology we have all of this at our fingertips now. You can send files back and forth and you can have anybody play on your songs. That is amazing."

“I think a lot of people are just at the end of their rope,” Guetg said. “I hope some people will take advantage of it.”

As of the end of the day on March 14, there were 44 active cases of COVID-19 in the Town of Cochrane. To date, there have been 373 cases reported in town— Two people have died and 327 have recovered.

“We are doing everything that we possibly can to give people that outlet, to come back, to be able to join classes and exercise. We really feel good about it. Everything that we can do we are doing and being very careful."

As of the end of the day Wednesday (March 10) there were a reported 39 active cases of COVID-19 in Cochrane. To date, 364 cases of the virus have been identified in the town— Two people have died and 323 people have recovered.