Alberta Health Services (AHS) says the number of cases of E. coli believed linked to the Saskatoon Farm, a popular Calgary-area restaurant, located about 20 minutes southeast of the city, has taken another big jump.

In an update emailed to Global News on Thursday, AHS said there have now been “107 probable laboratory cases of E. coli” in people who consumed food, water or other beverages at Saskatoon Farm between July 1 and 18.

That’s up from the 68 cases that AHS confirmed to Global News just over a week ago , on Aug. 6, 2025.

AHS says in 68 of the cases, the parasite Entamoeba histolytica has also been identified.

That’s more than double the 26 cases of the parasite AHS said had been identified as of Aug. 6.

AHS said other pathogens such as norovirus and rotavirus have also be

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