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  • Algoma Public Health is reporting 116 new cases of COVID-19

      We are reporting 116 new cases of COVID-19: 104 - Sault Ste. Marie & area 7 - Central & East Algoma 5 - Elliot Lake & Area It is with great sadness that today we are reporting the region’s 20th death related to COVID-19. Out of respect for the family, no further information is being …

  • Algoma Public Health is reporting 97 new cases of COVID-19

      We are reporting 97 new cases of COVID-19: 72 - Sault Ste. Marie & Area 14 - Central & East Algoma 4 - Elliot Lake & Area 7 – North Algoma There are currently 480 active cases, 1,655 resolved and 2 hospitalized.   View the updated status of cases in Algoma. Learn more about…

  • Wildfire Smoke and Your Health

      With active forest fires in North Algoma, Environment Canada has issued a special air quality statement for parts of North Algoma, including Wawa, White River, and Dubreuilville. Smoke plumes from these active fires may result in deteriorated air quality across these areas.   Algoma Public Health …

  • Heat Warning Issued for Elliot Lake – Ranger Lake, and White River - Dubreuilville regions

    In addition, visit adults who are at higher risk of a heat illness at least twice a day

  • Forest Fire Smoke & Your Health

    Due to smoke plumes from forest fires over Quebec, Environment Canada has issued special air quality statements for northern Ontario, including the Algoma district. Smoke plumes from these active fires will result in deteriorated air quality across our region today. Algoma Public Health cautions…

  • Heat Warning Issued for Elliot Lake – Ranger Lake, White River - Dubreuilville, Thessalon - Elliot Lake, and Spanish River regions

    In addition, visit adults who are at higher risk of a heat illness at least twice a day

  • Increased Health Risks During Warmer Weather

    Signs and Symptoms of Heat-Related Illnesses: Dizziness or fainting Nausea or vomiting Headache Rapid breathing and heartbeat Extreme thirst Decreased urination with unusually dark yellow urine For more information on extreme heat visit the APH Extreme Temperature page and follow us on social (@a

  • Do you know your status? Find out today.

    Contact Algoma Public Health at 705-541-7100 for confidential HIV testing and counselling or visit our website to find out more

  • Rise in Health Risks During Warmer Weather

        Signs and Symptoms of Heat-Related Illnesses:   dizziness or fainting nausea or vomiting headache fast breathing and heartbeat feeling very thirsty peeing less and dark yellow pee   For more information on warmer weather, visit the APH Extreme Temperature page and follow us on social (@algomah

  • Seasonal Reminder: Prepare for Warmer Weather

      Signs and Symptoms of Heat-Related Illnesses:   dizziness or fainting nausea or vomiting headache fast breathing and heartbeat feeling very thirsty peeing less and dark yellow pee   For more information on warmer weather visit the APH Extreme Temperature page and follow us on

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