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Sun Safety
We look forward to warmer weather and sunshine, but too much sun can cause problems. All skin colours are susceptible to the harms of ultraviolet rays. UV radiation can cause sunburn, premature aging, cataracts and over time, skin cancers. This is why it is important to protect your skin and your …
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Board of Health Members
Sally Hagman Sally is a graduate of Lakehead University. During the course of her life experiences, Sally has resided in Thunder Bay, Ignace, Chapleau, Cochrane, Sault Ste. Marie and Blind River for the past 27 years. During her tenure in each of these communities, Sally…
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Public Health Champions
Get to know our Public Health Champions... About: A Public Health Champion is more than just a title; it's a tribute to those who tirelessly work to safeguard and elevate community health while championing equity for all in Algoma. Whether they're leading, collaborating,…
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Community Health Profile
ABOUT Our Community Health Profile is comprehensive new report detailing the health status of our communities. It provides an insightful snapshot of key health indicators and trends, helping to identify the most pressing health challenges and the populations most affected across our region. The…
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Chapter 2 - Social Determinants of Health & Health Equity
Key Messages: Algoma’s community is quickly diversifying as the proportion of the visible minority population is growing. The majority of Algoma residents have completed high school and are employed. 1 in 5 Algoma households is experiencing food insecurity. The average cost to feed a family of…
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Chapter 3 - Preconception Health, Parenting and Families
Key Messages: The birth rate for Algoma in 2022 was 7.1 live births per 1,000 people, a 19.0% decline from 2017 Mental health concerns during and post-pregnancy have been increasing in Algoma. Alcohol and tobacco use during pregnancy has declined, but gestational cannabis and drug use has risenin…
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Extreme Temperature
During the peak of summer and winter Canadians may be exposed to extreme weather temperatures. Extreme heat and cold can be dangerous for everyone and proper preventative measures must be taken. Date of Creation: June 1, 2015 Last Modified: June 23, 2026
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Keeping tobacco out of the hands of our youth
Algoma Public Health routinely checks stores who sell cigarettes and tobacco products to ensure they are not selling to youth under the age of 19. Tobacco retailers, in addition to being responsible for their own actions are responsible for the actions of their employees to ensure they comply with…
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Toxic Drugs in Algoma
Community Assessment and Next Steps The purpose of this report is to provide a general understanding of the toxic drug crisis, how it is being experienced in Algoma, and what we can do as a community to respond. It is critical to ensure that local response efforts are evidence-informed,…
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Indigenous Artwork & The Stories They Inspire
Neekokaabjigan Is an Anishinaabemowin word that speaks about the act of connecting knowledge, family, people and communities ~ past, present and future. The string that connects us, binds us together from generation to generation; this is how we are connected to all those who came before us, to…