Alberta is planning to reopen economy, starting with dental offices and golf courses

Alberta is planning to reopen dental offices and golf courses on Monday that were shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The government says boat launches would also start opening next week and campsites would hopefully be open June 1.

Some retail businesses, restaurants, hair salons, museums, daycares and summer camps would also be allowed to open May 14.

The relaunch plan comes with some restrictions including a rule requiring people to wear masks on mass transit.

Alberta reported 190 more cases of COVID-19 today, as the government launched a reopening plan for some businesses and services starting next week.

The total number of cases in the province is at 5,355.

So far, 2,161 people have recovered.

Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Alberta's chief medical health officer, says three additional people have died of the illness.

That brings the province's death toll to 89.