As of today, students in Alberta no longer need to wear masks at school

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Alberta’s mandatory mask requirement for children under 12 in all settings and for all students in schools ends Monday, while Saskatchewan’s use of a  vaccine passport program is also ending.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced the decision about masks last week as part of a phased plan to eliminate all COVID-19 restrictions. The provincial government has told school boards they don’t have the power to override the directive.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced last week his province’s proof-of-vaccination mandate would come to an end Feb. 14, while indoor masking and self-isolation rules would stay in place until the end of the month.

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