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Selling Food From Home
Are you selling food to the public from your home? If you are selling food out of your home you are required to have an inspection from Algoma Public Health and a permit of approval. Food Vendor Inspection Application Please complete the application form below: Home Kitchen Inspection…
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Food Safety at Home
Safe food handling at home starts with four basic pillars: clean: wash hands and surfaces often separate: don’t cross-contaminate cook: cook to proper temperature chill: refrigerate promptly Learn more about the general principles of food safety by attending a food handler training and…
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Sewage System & Building Permits
Algoma Public Health is the principal authority for the enforcement of the Ontario Building Code & Act as they relate to private on-site sewage systems in all areas within the District of Algoma. Our authority is limited to a capacity not exceeding 10, 000 litres of designed sewage flow.…
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Floods
Floods are the most costly natural disaster in Canada and the leading cause of emergency in Ontario. Floods can happen at any time of the year and can be caused by a variety of factors. Snow melt, heavy rainfall, spring runoff, ice jams and other extreme weather events are common causes of…
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Bed Bugs
When you first find bed bugs in your home: Do: Tell the landlord right away. Clean up and de-clutter your home. Use a good vacuum and empty the vacuum into an outside garbage can or put the bag in a sealed bag in the freezer so the bugs cannot climb back out into your home Don't: Don't throw out …
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Measles
La rougeole (en français) On This Page: Provincial & Local Situation Exposure sites in Algoma What is measles How is it spread? Who is at risk? Symptoms What to do if you are exposed to measles? How long is it contagious? How is measles diagnosed? How is it treated? Vaccination Frequently…
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Blue-green algae
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) What is blue-green algae? What are blue-green algae blooms? Are blue-green algae blooms harmful? What are the health effects? I get my drinking water from the lake and I have a water treatment device. Is the water safe to drink during a bloom? Does boiling …
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School and Child Care Immunizations
Childhood vaccinations are very important for a child’s long-term health, and for preventing spread of vaccine preventable diseases. In Ontario, children can get many free (publicly funded) vaccines, including measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, tetanus, polio, meningococcal, pertussis (whooping…
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Safer Sharps Handling and Disposal
On This Page 1. Retrieve and dispose of sharps 2. Needle drop off bin locations in Sault Ste. Marie, Blind River & Elliot Lake 3. Looking for Sharps/Needle Containers? 4. Locations of Needle Exchange Programs in Algoma Retrieve and dispose of sharps safely …
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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…