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Edmonton's Active COVID-19 Case Count Is The Highest It's Ever Been

More workplace and school outbreaks were reported.
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The Edmonton Health Zone's COVID-19 numbers have skyrocketed and even hit a new record. 

As of Wednesday morning, September 23, active COVID-19 cases in Edmonton are at an all-time high, according to the Edmonton Journal. The city has also reported a number of outbreaks across schools and workplaces. 

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Active COVID-19 cases in Edmonton

CTV News also reported that the city reached an all-time high for active cases at 70.2 being infected with the disease per 100,000 people. 

According to government data, eleven workplace-related outbreaks have declared, including Walmart Supercentre, the Fairmont Hotel Macdonald, a U of A dormitory, and others. 

The Journal reported that six new schools in Edmonton have reported COVID-19 outbreaks, meaning two or more individuals at the school have tested positive.

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