In today's (Apr. 20) daily COVID-19 update from the province, 105 new cases were reported, bringing the total to date to 2908. 

Of these cases, 1230 people have recovered. 

There have been no new cases identified in the City or County of Grande Prairie. 

The first case in Clear Hills County has been identified. 

There are four new deaths. Two were at long-term care centres, including a resident at Manoir du Lac in McLennan and one at the Care West's retirement community in Calgary. Another death was related to the Cargil plant outbreak and the other in the Edmonton Zone. 

There have been a total of 59 deaths in the province, with 38 at long-term care centres. 

Outbreak Updates:

There have been 360 cases confirmed in workers at the Cargil plant near High River along with an additional 484 from community spread in the surrounding area. 

There is a dedicated AHS team working on reducing spread related to this outbreak. The numbers are expected to increase, as many were exposed up to two weeks ago, before the outbreak was identified.

In relation to the Kearl Lake outbreak north of Fort McMurray, 12 cases have been identified in Alberta and 8 in others. It takes some time to identify cases that are out of province. The confirmed cases are in BC and Saskatchewan, while companies working in Kearl Lake have reported cases in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

Dr. Hinshaw encourages Albertans to get outside and enjoy the spring weather while continuing to practice social distancing.