We are in the midst of an urgent climate emergency, but our politicians aren’t acting like it. The United Nations calls the situation a Code Red for Humanity. Yet, despite years of increasingly catastrophic weather events, Canadian policies addressing emissions to protect our air, water, land, and life remain woefully inadequate. That is why march on September 8th — the day of the French Federal Leaders’ debate and the day before the English Federal Leaders’ debate.
Grey County citizens have organized a Climate Action March ...
Grey Bruce Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Ian Arra, is recommending that local employers develop a workplace vaccination policy to protect their workers and the public from COVID-19. A workplace vaccination policy will identify the organizational expectations with regards to COVID-19 immunization of employees. Workplace vaccination policies should explain their purpose, specific actions workers must take ...
People for Education has conducted a scan of COVID-19 back-to-school policies and strategies across the country, and the differences are substantial.
BC, Manitoba, and Quebec have provincial Proof of Vaccination cards or apps. Saskatchewan requires unvaccinated staff and students under 12 to wear masks in common areas. Ontario has differentiated instructions ...
- by Anne Finlay-Stewart, Editor
"Covid is not going anywhere. We are not going to zero," said Dr. Ian Arra, Grey Bruce's Medical Officer of Health, on this morning's Open Line on CFOS radio.
"Down the road we're going to see cases of COVID-19," Arra continued, adding "With the vaccine, the consequences will be way less severe."
Following the direction of the Provincial government, the Grey Bruce Health Unit is working with partners to deliver 3rd dose COVID-19 vaccine to two groups of high-risk individuals.
For those living in high-risk congregate settings including Long-Term Care and Retirement Homes, a third dose of vaccine will ...
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