As of Friday afternoon, 17,343 Albertans had recovered from COVID-19.

On top of the 150 new confirmed cases, Alberta Health reported two additional deaths on Tuesday.

Alberta's chief medical officer of health says while her team is closely monitoring COVID-19 transmission patterns, the province is not currently planning to further restrict limits on gatherings as Ontario did this weekend.

Alberta recorded 124 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday but there were no additional deaths.

The province's chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw said Monday that Alberta recorded 105 new cases on Friday, 173 new cases on Saturday and 140 new cases on Sunday.

The province recorded 111 new COVID-19 cases Friday, bringing the total number of active cases to 1,444.

Alberta's chief medical officer of health said Wednesday that an online map has been launched allowing parents and students to see which schools have had two or more COVID-19 cases where there was a risk of transmission in that setting.

Dr. Deena Hinshaw said a man in his 90s from the LifeStyle Options Schonsee Retirement Community in Edmonton and a man in his 70s from the North zone passed away. Hinshaw said the man in the North zone was not in a continuing care centre. 

Another death in Alberta has been linked to COVID-19 while 84 new cases of the illness were reported by officials on Friday.

Alberta's chief medical officer of health announced Monday that the circumstances surrounding a COVID-19 outbreak at an Edmonton care centre prompted the province to allowed for extra staff to be brought in to the facility despite Alberta's single-site staffing rule.