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There have been 2,292 workers infected with COVID-19 in current oilsands outbreaks, according to Alberta Health Services.
There were 859 cases still active as of Apr. 28, which marked the National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured on the job.
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The sectors for the oil industry and trades had 207 and 653 successful applicants respectively. The most claims were for the sector including municipal, education and health workers (3,840 claims) and manufacturing (1,910).
AHS has not released any data on workplace transmission.
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