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Swimming Advisory for Mark’s Bay (North)
The public is encouraged to visit the Beach Warnings section on Algoma Public Health’s website to view an interactive map of the beaches sampled and any current warnings or postings
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Forest Fire Smoke and Your Health
With active forest fires in northwestern Ontario and eastern Manitoba, Environment Canada has issued special air quality statements for northern Ontario, including the Algoma district. Smoke plumes from these active fires may result in deteriorated air quality across our region today, clearing up…
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Be fully vaccinated by the start of the new school year
To make an appointment and to see the full list of clinic dates, visit our booking site or call 705-541-7370 or Toll Free 1-888-440-3730
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Forest fire smoke and your health - North Algoma special air quality alert
With active forest fires in northwestern Ontario and eastern Manitoba, Environment Canada has issued a special air quality statement for parts of north Algoma, including White River, Wawa and Dubreuilville. Smoke plumes from these active fires may result in deteriorated air quality across these…
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Forest fire smoke and your health - Algoma special air quality alert
With active forest fires in northwestern Ontario and eastern Manitoba, Environment Canada has issued a special air quality statement for parts Algoma, including: Agawa-Lake Superior Park Sault Ste. Marie – St. Joseph Island Searchmont – Montreal River Harbour – Batchewana Bay Wawa – White River…
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Heat warning issued for the Algoma district
In addition, visit adults who are at higher risk of a heat illness at least twice a day
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Tips to Beat the Heat!!
In addition, visit adults who are at higher risk of a heat illness at least twice a day
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Tips to help beat the Heat
In addition, visit adults who are at higher risk of a heat illness at least twice a day
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Heat Advisory - East Algoma
In addition, visit adults who are at higher risk of a heat illness at least twice a day
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Swimming Advisory for Mark’s Bay (South)
The public is encouraged to visit the Beach Warnings section on Algoma Public Health’s website to view an interactive map of the beaches sampled and any current warnings or postings