Alberta is currently grappling with a significant measles outbreak that has resulted in over 1,400 reported cases, surpassing the total number of infections in the entire United States. The outbreak has prompted health alerts across various locations, including potential exposure sites in Banff, Red Deer County, and Grande Prairie. With nearly three times more cases in Canada than in the U.S., public health officials are sounding the alarm. High-profile incidents include the exposure of a 9-year-old transplant patient and additional warnings to at-risk Albertans as summer plans unfold. The situation has led to a heightened awareness among residents, with some choosing to stay home due to the ongoing crisis.