Here's what the COVID-19 numbers are telling us 18 days after Alberta lifted restrictions

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With mandatory masks, vaccine passports and venue capacity limits firmly in the rearview mirror for most Albertans, COVID-19 numbers are showing a mixed picture.

Far from gone, the virus remains persistent in many parts of the province.

Wastewater data — the detection method able to give the most advanced picture of where SARS-CoV-2 is going — shows virus counts are levelling off after a steep climb and descent in the Omicron wave.

The latest readings on the COVID-19 wastewater dashboard are higher than some of the earlier peaks in Alberta’s two largest urban centres as well as in a few small communities.

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