In the first week of the new year, more than 50 flights that passed through the Calgary airport have been confirmed to have carried passengers with COVID-19, four of which were flights from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
The federal government is reporting that Calgary’s airport received 35 international flights with cases of the virus between Jan. 1 and 7.
The days of Jan. 2 and Jan. 3 saw the most impacted flights as people returned from New Year's Eve holidays.
On Jan. 7, the federal government instituted new rules guiding travelers . . .
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