The province announced five new cases of COVID-19 in Wood Buffalo.
One additional case of the illness is in Fort McMurray, which has 10 active cases.
Alberta confirmed four new cases outside the urban service area, which also has 10.
The RMWB confirmed at least one new case of COVID-19 in each of the last six days.
25 residents from the region recovered from the virus.
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Alberta reported 49 new cases of COVID-19 and one additional death to bring the death toll to 152.
The province has 489 active cases and 6938 recoveries.
To date, health officials completed 364,729 tests.
Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro introduced legislation to assist Albertans as the province relaunches.
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Shandro said Bill 24, or the COVID-19 Pandemic Response Statutes Amendment Act, will bring new measures to support a safe reopening.
“Bill 24 allows us to continue to effectively respond to the COVID-19 pandemic to protect public health and ensure Albertans have access to the services and support they need as Alberta moves forward with reopening our economy.”
He said the bill seeks to extend existing measures relating to COVID-19.
These include extending the maximum time for temporary layoffs from 120 days to 180 days, and unpaid leave for employees to care for children or sick family.
Full details about Bill 24 are available on the province’s website.
