Photo by Chris Schwarz/Government of Alberta/File Kenney recently said he’s “been clear with our health officials here that people must have a choice” on which COVID-19 vaccine they receive. Article contentĪlbertans can choose which COVID vaccine they receive, Premier Kenney saysĪlberta Premier Jason Kenney during a visit to a Calgary retirement home in early March. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Bookings through Alberta Health Services for those eligible will expand to include Albertans born in 1948 or earlier and First Nations, Métis and Inuit individuals born in 1963 or earlier at 10 a.m. Photo by Chris Schwarz/Government of AlbertaĪlberta has laid out its plan for the next stages of vaccine eligibility, as another 65 variant cases of COVID-19 were detected in the province Monday.Īppointments for Phase 2A of the province’s vaccine rollout opened Monday morning, with 8,000 eligible Albertans signing up for their time slots within the first several hours. The mayor said he’s optimistic that the planned “safety blitz” can make a meaningful difference.Īlberta maps out next stages of vaccine eligibility, reports 65 new variant cases of COVID-19Īlberta’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Transit ridership in Calgary has been significantly lower than normal since the COVID-19 pandemic hit Alberta a year ago, and Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi said part of the reason why there have been more complaints is that what people are doing on transit is more visible to others.
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