Deville North Cooking Lake Community League
21000 Wye Road T8G 1C7 Sherwood Park, AB, Canada

Figures released Tuesday show 572 active cases in Edmonton, with an infection rate of 56 per 100,000 people. By comparison, Toronto has 264 active cases 8.93 ...per 100,000 people. This may be an Edmonton-specific wake up call, said Dr. Deena Hinshaw in response to rising case numbers. It’s critical that each one of us thinks about our activities and thinks that COVID will stop with us." #COVID19

COVID-19 Update: We remain at 9 active cases in #Strathco #Shpk, with 62 confirmed recovered. We need to continue to keep this curve flat: Wash your hands, prac...tice physical distancing, wear masks (especially if you can't physically distance effectively), stay home if sick, and take part in COVID testing. We all share this responsibility to protect public health and the healthcare system https://www.alberta.ca/stats/covid-19-alberta-statistics.htm

News release: County surveying public about expanding mandatory face-coverings in all indoor locations and public vehicles-for-hire. As part of Strathcona Count...y’s continued efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19, the County is inviting the public to share their opinions on expanding mandatory face coverings (eg: non-medical masks) to all indoor public settings and public vehicles-for-hire, throughout Strathcona County. The bylaw would not apply to areas that are not open for general public access (e.g. schools, daycares), and there would be exceptions for people unable to wear face coverings. Survey results will be included as part of Council’s consideration of a new bylaw during a special Council meeting on August 6, 2020 that would require mandatory use of non-medical masks in all public indoor spaces and public vehicles for hire throughout Strathcona County (e.g. malls, grocery stores, retail businesses, churches). The proposed bylaw would be in addition to Strathcona County’s recent action to require face coverings (eg: non-medical masks) in all County-owned indoor facilities and public transit amenities, beginning August 4, 2020. 20. Read the full release: https://bit.ly/fcnewsrelease Take the survey now: https://bit.ly/fcbylawsurvey

News release: face coverings required in indoor County facilities and transit, effective August 4, 2020. As part of Strathcona County’s efforts to stop the spre...ad of COVID-19, non-medical masks (face coverings) will be required for people entering all County-owned buildings and transit, beginning August 4, 2020. The County is taking this action, in step with its regional partners, to further reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission and prevent a spike in infection rates. A unified regional approach is required to ensure public health measures are implemented effectively. This is especially important for preparing for a safe return to schools and supporting the local economy. Learn more about Council's decision, next steps and our ongoing safety-based approach: https://bit.ly/3hCGp5g

regarding mandatory mask use