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  • What public health does for you!

    What public health does for you! - pdf version (996 KB)   A message from the Board of Health Chair Algoma Public Health has 200 dedicated employees who are passionate and committed to improving health and reducing social inequalities in health through evidence informed practice.  The Algoma…

  • Local COVID-19 Data

      Effective June 3, 2024, updates to this page will be paused until further notice. The Ministry’s COVID-19 surveillance is currently in transition to a new reporting system. In the interim please visit the Ontario Respiratory Virus Tool for provincial updates or Health Canada’s COVID-19…

  • Maamwesying Ontario Health Team and Algoma Public Health Sign Collaboration Agreement

      The Maamwesying Ontario Health Team was announced in October of 2022 to seamlessly integrate health care services for clients in the communities of Atikameksheng Anishnawbek, Sagamok Anishnawbek, Serpent River First Nation, Mississauga First Nation, Thessalon First Nation, Garden River First Nati

  • Share valentines, not STIs

    February 13th – 17th is Sexual and Reproductive Health Awareness Week in Canada

  • Water Advisory Lifted Along West Shore of St. Joseph Island

    , fishing, swimming, boating) can resume, however as a general precaution users should not drink or come into contact with the water if a noticeable sheen is present

  • This Year’s Public Health Champions Awarded

    The COVID-19 pandemic has continued to challenge individuals, businesses, and communities across Algoma. We have worked together during these times of great change and disruption to support one another and support our communities.   This year, our Public Health and Youth Public Health Champion…

  • 2SLGBTQI+ Resources

    General ResourcesLooking for someone else to talk with? Free, anonymous and inclusive counselling is available 7 days a week with Sexual Health Ontario at 1-416-392-2437 or TF 1-800-668-2437

  • Hepatitis A

    Convalescence is prolonged but complete recovery without complications is the general rule

  • Cases of Pertussis (Whooping Cough) in Blind River

    If you have general questions about pertussis, please call the Vaccine Preventable Diseases line at 1-866-892-0172 ext

  • Hand Washing

    Why is hand washing important?   Hand washing, when done correctly, is the single most effective way to prevent the spread of diseases. Your health is in your clean hands.   Follow these five easy steps to wash your hands and get rid of germs.   Wet Hands Soap and Lather (20 sec.) Rinse Towel Dry…

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