Alberta will lift its remaining COVID-19 restrictions just before midnight on June 14, ending mandatory self-isolation for those who test positive for the virus, while masks will no longer be required on public transit.
In a news release issued June 13, the Alberta government said it will move to end the measures tonight at 11:59 p.m. in line with British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, though it said self-isolation is still recommended for those who have symptoms or have tested positive with the virus.
