AHS warns of another potential measles outbreak as total cases jumps to 724 / The Edmonton Journal

Tuesday, June 3, 2025, 4:22 pm

Alberta health officials are battling a measles outbreak that has now surpassed 700 confirmed cases, with 724 reported and several still active. In response, they are ramping up vaccination campaigns and urging public vigilance to prevent further spread of the highly contagious disease.


calgaryherald.com / Measles cases in Alberta jump to 724 as experts predict cases will continue to rise

Alberta's worst year for measles was previously in 1986, when the province reported 843 cases

edmontonjournal.com / AHS warns of another potential measles outbreak as total cases jumps to 724

There are currently 724 known cases of measles in Alberta as of Tuesday, 14 of which are active infections

globalnews.ca / Alberta surpasses 700 confirmed measles cases

The Edmonton zone has seen six confirmed cases, while Calgary has counted 13.


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