Alberta partners with fast-food chains to offer free non-medical masks at drive-thrus

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Alberta partners with fast-food chains to offer free non-medical masks at drive-thrus
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Health Minister Tyler Shandro says starting in early June, customers will be able to use drive-thru lanes at McDonald’s, A&W and Tim Hortons to pick up three-layer non-medical masks

Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro holds a package of four non-medical masks that will be available to Albertans to prevent the spread of COVID-19, in Calgary, on May 29, 2020.Alberta plans to distribute 20 million non-medical masks for free at hundreds of drive-thru fast-food restaurants.

Health Minister Tyler Shandro says it’s one more way to keep Albertans safe as the economy reopens after shutdowns forced by COVID-19. Shandro says starting in early June, customers will be able to use drive-thru lanes at McDonald’s, A&W and Tim Hortons to pick up three-layer non-medical masks.They will come in packages of four and be handed out one package per person.

The participating fast-food chains have about 600 drive-thrus in the province, and Shandro says the government is working on alternative deliveries in remote areas that don’t have that option.Our Morning Update and Evening Update newsletters are written by Globe editors, giving you a concise summary of the day’s most important headlines.

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