Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health Details How The NHL Will Handle COVID-19 In Edmonton

David Amber is joined by Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of health, Dr. Deena Hinshaw to break down exactly what Edmonton’s NHL bubble will look like. Plus, what precautions the province and NHL are making to keep players and the public safe.
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[@nataliespencer3408]

I'm praying that this second wave in Canada doesn't affect the return to play

[@Mitch91PyroisB0SS]

If there’s even a second wave

[@No_Fear_33]

@Hughmon Writes Because our Canadian Government protected us, unlike the state side or the European countries. so yes, not really a first wave thanks to those above our pay grades making the right changes.

[@ktowniecity7269]

@Hughmon Writes your mom is your dad

[@LucaVespa99]

She’s got some guns

[@ktowniecity7269]

Bazookas

[@jjlynn2372]

Sleep eat conquer repeat let’s go blues!!!!!

[@dylanwells329]

Edmonton’s gonna slaps some people up

[@paveldatsyuk7175]

Lol

[@N7thegreatest]

First

[@visforvendetta1326]

Dr. Deena Hinshaw is sounding more like a politician by the day. So if I understand the doctor correctly if the virus gains more momentum in Edmonton due to people NOT following AHS guidelines (which shouldn't really surprise anyone after what happened in Alberta Beach) we should expect a second wave despite Dr. Hinshaw's believing the best form of mitigation is to place 100% of the responsibility on managing this pandemic on an already fatigued people. Right.