COVID-19 in Edmonton
Our community has questions about Edmonton's response to and experience of the pandemic. We're keeping a running list of answers, curated from reliable sources.
Recent news
Big interest in the world of miniatures as show and sale returns
The Miniature Enthusiasts of Edmonton (MEE) are hosting their annual show and sale in person on Sept. 18 after two years of running the event digitally.
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As inflation rises and pandemic supports ebb, food insecurity grows
Food insecurity is again on the rise in Edmonton, and now providers and people in need are without the government supports that helped them cope with demand during the pandemic.
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Podcast pick: Emergency Preparedness in Canada (EPIC) Podcast
The folks behind Emergency Preparedness in Canada (EPIC) Podcast believe that "disasters are everyone's business," an idea that may not have been as evident when the podcast started in 2016 but has become undeniable throughout more than two years of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing extreme weather induced by climate change.
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Recent entries
What's it like to be a contact tracer?
Contract tracers are responsible for investigating and tracing COVID-19 positive cases.
health, contact tracing, alberta
published on Saturday, July 25, 2020
updated
What are the rules for gyms in condominiums or apartment buildings?
Gyms reopened as of June 12, but a number of different protocols need to be followed.
safety, health, community
published on Monday, July 20, 2020
updated
Can COVID-19 be spread from people to animals and vice versa?
Research is ongoing, but if you are sick or self-isolating, avoid close contact with pets.
edmonton, health
published on Thursday, July 16, 2020
updated
Why is everything opening up if we have more cases than when the lockdown started?
Alberta succeeded in flattening the curve of infections, and the province wants to reopen its economy.
economy, edmonton, health, community
published on Thursday, July 16, 2020
updated
What are some safe ways to go back to dating?
Be sure to keep your distance, and stay outside or online.
community, dating
published on Thursday, July 9, 2020
updated
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For the latest updates on the COVID-19 pandemic, see edmonton.ca/covid19, alberta.ca/covid19, canada.ca/covid19, and the World Health Organization.