Fewer tests, 400 cases: Alberta reports lowest daily COVID-19 case count in months

Alberta is reporting an estimated 400 new COVID-19 cases today, on low testing numbers

Please note: fewer people were tested Jan. 1 so fewer tests were processed and reported Jan. 2.Sunday's numbers are preliminary and pending further confirmation.

The preliminary reports do not include precise numbers and have no data on COVID-19-related deaths, active cases or a geographic breakdown of cases.With files from CTV News Edmonton's Matthew Black

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