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As a way to comply with the new guidelines amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the Orleans Gardens Chiropractic is making adjustments. Some of the measures include cleaning their hands before coming in along with wearing a face mask and wearing personal protective equipment. Plexiglass has been installed at the clinic. Patients are also required to fill
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The Mayor of Toronto is urging Ontario Premier Doug Ford to enact stricter measures to stop the spread of COVID-19 in indoor dining or bar settings. Controlling the spread In a letter sent to the Premier, the mayor wants a new rule for Toronto, limiting dining patrons from getting up out of the chairs except
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The city’s health unit is pleading with the public not to take out any displeasure with the mandatory mask rule on store cashiers and other employees. According to the Ottawa Public Health, the mandatory masks were not ordered by the cashier at your grocery store. Any feedback should be directed to the office, not at
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Those who are living in Kingston are now required to wear face masks or face covering. The Health Unit for Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox, and Addington announced that a public health order has been issued requiring a face mask to be worn inside any indoor public setting due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For those selling face
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After months of self-isolation, people are eager to go outside and soak up the sun this weekend, but experts warn that overcrowding is an issue, especially at beaches. If you are going to a beach that is crowded and people are not observing physical distancing, it is best to look for another spot or simply
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Toronto will make it mandatory to wear face masks while inside enclosed public spaces. The motion was presented to the city council last week – with support of the Mayor of Toronto and Medical Officer of Health – in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19 as more businesses start to reopen in the
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A day after an outbreak was declared in a Kingston nail salon, face masks must be worn in public indoor spaces. The Chief Medical Officer of Health issued a public health order that will require a mask to be worn inside any indoor public setting. It simply means that masks will be required when going
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In Fisherman’s Wharf in Steveston, people are required to wear a face mask if they want to buy from the boats. According to the operations and security manager for Steveston Harbour Authority, it is close quarters down the actual ramp, and on the fingers, itself and physical distancing is a challenge in this area. If
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There will come a time when you will leave your house and venture into public places. For now, it might be the grocery store or a doctor’s clinic, but as the social distancing measures steadily ease, you can do more errands or return to work. The new normal will be different – seating spaced far
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Those riding on OC Transpo buses, Para Transpo vehicles, and the O-Train must wear a face mask to board. Starting today, OC Transpo stated that it is mandatory for riders to wear a cloth mask when entering transit stations and onboard buses, trains, Para Transpo minibuses, and contracted taxis. The front door boarding resumes for
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As COVID-19 extends its reach around the globe at a quick pace, the only thing spreading faster is rumors and myths. The main concern for parents – what does this mean for my children? According to the provincial health officer of B.C., young people can be asymptomatic. They can also be “efficient” transmitters without getting
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The BC Search and Rescue Association urges the public to avoid challenging hikes and climbs during the pandemic. Members of search and rescue organizations in British Columbia have not seen the number of calls go down, despite the stay-at-home recommendations from officials. The number of rescues has not gone down at all according to a
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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread all over the globe, there are several essential considerations to bear in mind to stay safe. Face mask dos Wear a mask while out in the public Public officials have suggested the use of homemade face masks when out in public, especially when physical distancing is difficult to
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Ottawa is set to become the first transit service in Canada to make face masks mandatory for all riders on public transit. Starting Monday, all OC Transpo employees and passengers will be required to wear a cloth mask when entering transit stations and onboard buses, the O-Train, and Para Transpo vehicles. The mandatory face mask
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As Eastern Ontario moves into the second phase of reopening, people are going to public areas more often and you might find it hard to observe a minimum distance from others. One way to prevent the spread of COVID-19 is to wear a mask. It is true that it is going to be hard for
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For veteran West Vancouver realtor Malcolm Hasman, he is used to encouraging potential clients to sell their homes, but everything has changed since COVID-19. Hasman shared that if they do not have to sell, stay on the side of caution, and waited. He is not listing homes where families are living in that house. There
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