Chelsea Kemp

“The total number of infections and deaths will undoubtedly continue to rise in the days and in the weeks to come,” said Premier Jason Kenney. “But, so too will the recovered cases.”

“I think the mountains inspire people,” said Nahanni McKay. “This is a huge art community, so it would be really cool to see everyone’s work displayed publicly.”

“We want to make sure we’re doing everything right. We don’t want anybody sick, we want to keep everyone symptom free. So, that’s the biggest challenge, having that on your shoulders.”

“These expectations are designed to limit the risk of spread while ensuring residents can continue to receive the care they need."

“The hard truth is things will get worse before they get better,” said Premier Jason Kenney, as he announced rapid COVID-19 testing coming to Alberta

“The hard truth is things will get worse before they get better,” said Premier Jason Kenney. “Alberta’s pandemic response is strong.”

“I would love other families to do it. It’s a super-easy way to spread a message,” said Lise Konik. “My hope would be that this could be the community of Canmore painting on rocks.”

“We have changed our testing protocol to really focus less on returning travellers and more on the cases that we are seeing in health care workers, in hospitalized patients and of course in long-term care."

“We want to bring a little bit of joy to the community and we have cats and dogs to do that with.”

“These deaths speak to the seriousness of the COVID-19 pandemic and why aggressive measures from all of us are needed to contain the spread.”