Albertans Can No Longer Apply For The Province's Emergency COVID-19 Funding
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Albertans can say goodbye to a major funding avenue. On Monday, April 6, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced that the province's emergency isolation support program would no longer be accepting applications. He explained that the emergency payment program in Alberta was always meant to be a hold-over until the federal assistance plan kicked in.
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