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Please note that CBC does not endorse the opinions expressed in comments. Comments on this story are moderated according to our Submission Guidelines. Comments are welcome while open. Because of the isolated nature of the property where the cohort spent most of its time, the college and AHS have been able to connect directly with anyone who may have come in contact with the affected individuals. In response to the outbreak, Lethbridge College is reviewing all trades and in-class programs to minimize spread of the virus.

The college will then implement all identified improvements in protocols across all on-campus programs. As of Sunday, a total of seven cases have been identified within the cohort. The college indicated that there is minimal risk to the campus community as a whole as the cohort has recently been in a college property that is not located on the main campus.

None of the cohort have recently been in the main connected part of the college campus. The college has already contacted affected individuals on the direction of Alberta Health Services. Those who have not been contacted directly by the college on behalf of AHS are not considered exposed.

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