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  • Third and Fourth Algoma residents test positive for COVID-19

    Anyone who is ill, even with mild symptoms, must stay home... COVID-19 testing is not helpful if you are not sick and have no symptoms. To reduce the spread of germs including the flu and COVID-19, APH recommends that you: Wash your hands often with soap and water, or use hand sanitizer Avoid touchi

  • Air Quality and Health: Wildfire Smoke

    Ensure you are taking proper measures to protect yourself and those you care for during this time! On this page:   Who is at risk Symptoms  Staying informed Protecting your health and safety Masking during air quality events Take care o...      Protecting your health and safety     *    *     

  • Healthy Babies Healthy Children Program

    The program is family-centered and reflects your values, strengths and priorities... Breastfeeding/chestfeeding, Infant formula feeding, introduction to solids and Healthy Nutrition Your child’s health, behaviour and their growth and development Taking care of your health and well-being Finding helpfu

  • Over 75% of Algoma adults 18 and older have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine and updates on new appointments at GFL Memorial Gardens

    Mixing vaccine brands that use the same technology is safe and effective for reducing your risk of severe illness, death, and ...com and include your name and phone number... 3297 to arrange an alternative method... Anyone who is ill, even with mild symptoms, must stay home and self-isolate away from others

  • Protect your loved ones this Thanksgiving

    As Ontario enters the second wave of COVID-19, Algoma Public Health is sha.   If you are sick, stay home and away from others... Stay local and avoid non-essential travel if possible... “The safest way to celebrate Thanksgiving this year, is to do it in person with only your immediate household,” says Dr

  • Swimming Advisory for Harmony Beach

        It is unsafe to swim at beaches with increased levels of bacteria...  Swimming in water with high levels of bacteria can cause skin, eye, nose and throat infections, as well as stomach illness if water is swallowed.   Algoma Public Health encourages the public to visit our website to view a map of t

  • Swimming Advisory for Beech Beach & Big Point Park

        It is unsafe to swim at beaches with increased levels of bacteria...  Swimming in water with high levels of bacteria can cause skin, eye, nose and throat infections, as well as stomach illness if water is swallowed.   Algoma Public Health encourages the public to visit our website to view a map of t

  • Swimming advisory for Pointe des Chenes

    It is unsafe to swim at beaches with increased levels of bacteria... Swimming in water with high levels of bacteria can cause skin, eye, nose and throat infections, as well as stomach illness if water is swallowed. Algoma Public Health encourages the public to visit our website to view a map of the bea

  • Swimming advisory for Lakeside Park

    It is unsafe to swim at beaches with increased levels of bacteria... Swimming in water with high levels of bacteria can cause skin, eye, nose and throat infections, as well as stomach illness if water is swallowed. Algoma Public Health encourages the public to visit our website to view a map of the bea

  • Swimming Advisory for Little Basswood Lake Beach

      It is unsafe to swim at beaches with increased levels of bacteria...  Swimming in water with high levels of bacteria can cause skin, eye, nose and throat infections, as well as stomach illness if water is swallowed.   Algoma Public Health encourages the public to visit our website to view a map of the