Starting Thursday, close contacts will no longer be notified of exposure by contact tracers nor will they be legally required to isolate although it still recommended. The province will also end asymptomatic testing. With the vaccine readily available, the need for the types of extraordinary restrictions we used in the past has diminished, Hinshaw said. We need to make sure that Alberta s health system is able to support all patients. That is why we are making changes to bring COVID-19 measures in line with how we handle other respiratory viruses. Further measures will be eliminated Aug. 16. People who test positive for the virus will not be mandated to isolate at that time. Isolation hotels will also close as quarantine supports end.
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Those concerns come after Stampede officials reported Tuesday that 71 people likely acquired the novel coronavirus while on festival grounds this year. That number has since increased to 84, Alberta’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw said Wednesday.
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“I thought it was odd for them to release that Stampede number,” said Lorian Hardcastle, an associate professor at the University of Calgary.
“We know that Stampede didn’t end that long ago. It’s difficult to conclude that that’s the number of cases from the Stampede, when it’s only the number of cases we know of at this point. There could certainly be more.”