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Province increases acute-care capacity ahead of flu season after record deaths last year
Sat, October 24, 2026 at 7:57 PM EDT
As flu season begins, the provincial government has taken steps to increase acute-care capacity at Alberta's hospitals after influenza hospitalizations and deaths reached a record high last year.
Premier Danielle Smith said Saturday that the province is entering this year's influenza season with 9,003 acute-care spaces — the largest capacity in Alberta's history. -snip-
Last year, the province experienced its deadliest flu season on record with more than 20,000 cases and 282 deaths. -snip-
So far this season, 1,052 influenza cases and five deaths have been reported, and nearly 79,000 immunizations have been administered.