Alberta Health Says Canmore Officially Has 1 Active COVID-19 Case

This case joins the 619 new infections in Alberta over the long weekend
Contributor

As of Wednesday morning, September 9, there are no active COVID-19 cases in Banff and Jasper.

Canmore's COVID-19 case count is currently sitting at one, as confirmed by Alberta Health spokesperson Tom McMillan. 

Editor's Choice: It's Elk Rutting Season In Alberta & A Terrifying Elk Charging Video Has Resurfaced

September 8

Canmore's active case was confirmed

The tourist-friendly towns have done well for themselves but the province's numbers are spiking. 

On Tuesday, September 8, the provincial government revealed that 619 cases of COVID-19 had been recorded over the September long weekend. 

The count for the province is at its highest since May 9. 

Ontario to move northwest regions to permanent daylight time

Ontario northwest region to end time changes

I moved to Canada from Ukraine 4 years ago — These 7 things still completely surprise me

I've made Canada my home, but there are some Canadian habits I may never understand! 🫣

Toronto vs. Victoria: I compared the cost of living in 2026 and didn't expect these results

Some of the differences were surprisingly small — others cost thousands a year. 💸

Backstreet Boys' larger-than-life Toronto residency adds 12th show

Backstreet Boys announce 12th Toronto show in 2027