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Twelve new cases of COVID-19 in City of Grande Prairie

Alberta Health Services confirmed 12 new cases of COVID-19 in the City of Grande Prairie on October 21st, alongside ten recoveries. The city now has 59 active cases, 136 recoveries, and two fatalities.

An additional two new COVID-19 cases were confirmed in the County of Grande Prairie Wednesday, leaving it with eight active cases.

There are now 198 active cases of COVID-19 in the AHS North zone, four of whom are currently in hospitals. Of those, two currently require intensive care.

A total of 427 new cases were recorded across Alberta on October 21st, a record high for the province for a second day in a row. There are currently 3,519 active cases of COVID-19 province-wide. Of those, 112 are in hospital, and 18 are in the ICU. No additional fatalities were recorded Wednesday.

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Alberta case recoveries have officially passed the 20,000 mark, as AHS confirmed 20,014 total recoveries as the 21st. Also recorded were 14,304 completed tests that day.

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