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Are physically distant driveway visits, walks allowed? Alberta Health officials weigh in

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As the weather warms up, more and more Albertans are getting outside. But with the COVID-19 pandemic yet to peak in the province, health officials want to remind people to practice physical distancing.

With recommendations to stay home, but to get outside when you can — what is and is not recommended when it comes to physical distancing can be a bit confusing.

Global News put a number of scenarios to Alberta Health to get some answers. Physical distancing involves taking steps to limit the number of people you come into close contact with.

People are encouraged to limit the number of times they leave the house to run errands, and stay two metres away from others when going out for groceries, medical trips and other essential needs.

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