In recent days, the Alberta Medical Association and infectious disease specialists have said the only solution to the COVID-19 crisis is to immediately shut down schools, businesses and attendance at sports events - but with full compensation. He also said he will implement a new regulation to stop anti-vaccination protesters from gathering in front of hospitals and health centres. Kenney said his government will soon be rolling out a new advertising campaign to urge people to get vaccinated. “That wouldn't necessarily get us much further ahead.” “If we were to bring in widespread restrictions, (they) would most likely be complied with by people who are vaccinated, but we would likely see large scale non-compliance among the unvaccinated population. If we need to take additional measures, we will, but they have to be effective,” Kenney said in Calgary. “We are monitoring the trends and the numbers very closely every day.

There's no point to a full shutdown, he said, as it would unduly punish people who have been vaccinated while probably having no effect on the 17 per cent of eligible Albertans who have so far resisted getting even one shot. Kenney said Tuesday his government needs more time to see if recently announced rules are working. EDMONTON - Alberta Premier Jason Kenney, facing consistently high COVID-19 cases that are pushing the health system to the brink of collapse, is rejecting new measures and a so-called “firebreak” lockdown of the economy.

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