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  • Swimming Advisory for Women’s Institute (W.I.) 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 the Beach Warnings section of ou

  • Swimming Advisory - 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 the Beach Warnings section of our we

  • Swimming Advisory: 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 the Beach Warnings section of ou

  • Swimming advisory for Sault area beaches

      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 the Beach Warnings section of ou

  • In-person learning permitted to resume in Sault Ste. Marie high schools

        In review of recent epidemiologic trends, and in collaboration with Algoma school boards, in-person learning will be permitte... Students and parents are encouraged to visit the website of their school and school board for more information on ongoing options for both in-person and virtual learning

  • Extreme Weather Alert

    With a wind chill warning and snow squall watch in effect, Algoma Pu... Extreme caution is advised for people heading outdoors... Wear appropriate layers of clothing and a hat... Hypothermia and frostbite are the most common and preventable injuries... For more information on climate please visit http://climate

  • 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

  • A message for our school community

      According to the Ministry of Health, the Chief Medical Officer of Health o... Vaccination will help students stay in school, participate in extracurricular activities, and experience fewer disruptions at school, at home and with their families... It is more transmissible and causes more serious disease

  • Ontario government puts limits on private social gatherings

    ”  If you fail to comply with an order or obstruct an officer attempting to enforce the order you could face a fine of $750 or $1,000... This is especially true if someone clo... Wash your hands often and thoroughly...  For the latest information visit on the provincial approach to COVID-19 please visit www

  • PSA UPDATE: Potential exposure date correction – affected individuals advised to monitor for symptoms

        We also want to advise that the risk of infection is very low for this potential exposure, and that this advisory is issued out of an abundance of caution...  Anyone with symptoms should isolate from others, and call APH at 705-759-5404 (toll-free 1-866-892-0172, ext... Learn more: View our webpage w

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