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  • Tips to help you beat the heat

      "Exposure to extreme heat and humidity can lead to illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke," explains Chris Spooney, Environmental Health Manager with Algoma Public Health... Follow these tips to ... Avoid alcoholic beverages, coffee and cola... Use sunscreen and remember to re-apply it as needed

  • 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...  Anyone with these severe symptoms should seek prompt medical care.” Those most at risk are: Children Elderly Pregna

  • 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 pa...  Anyone with these severe symptoms should seek prompt medical care...ca/ and learn how reduce your health risk and your personal contribution to pollution levels

  • 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...  Anyone with these severe symptoms should seek prompt medical care...ca/ and learn how reduce your heal

  • Tips to Beat the Heat!!

    Warm and humid air is going to push into northern Ontario, including the Algoma district this week...  "Exp... Remember to use common sense and follow these tips to beat the heat... Avoid alcoholic beverages, coffee and cola... Infants and children also need frequent watching for signs of a heat-related illness

  • Tips to help beat the Heat

    Warm and humid air is forecast to push into northern Ontario tomorrow, with high temperatures expected to last until Saturday, cooling off on Sunday... Remember to use common sense and follow these tips to beat the heat... Avoid alcoholic beverages, coffee and cola... Infants and children also need frequent

  • Heat Advisory - East Algoma

    The advisory includes all communities between Thessalon and Spanish and north to Elliot Lake... "Exposure ... Remember to use common sense and follow these tips to beat the heat... Avoid alcoholic beverages, coffee and cola... Infants and children also need frequent watching for signs of a heat-related illness

  • Wildfire Smoke and Your Health

    Anyone with these severe symptoms should seek prompt medical care.   Those most at risk are: Children Elderly Pregnant women Anyone with a heart or lung condition Anyone doing strenuous exercise or work   Here are some other ways to reduce your risk during possible wildfire smoke exposure: Limit

  • Forest Fire Smoke & Your Health

      Anyone with these severe symptoms should seek prompt medical care.  Those most at risk are: Children Elderly Pregnant women Anyone with a heart or lung condition Anyone doing strenuous exercise or work Here are some other ways to reduce your risk during possible wildfire smoke exposure: Limit

  • 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

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