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Robert McKenzie

TBay Health Unit Area the most Covid-19 case

in Northern Ontario

THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO ~~~  July 14, 2020  (LSN) The Ontario government announced nearly all businesses and public spaces will reopen in Stage 3 Friday, July 17th,  Time to looks at how to protect our family

Ccvid-19 Across Northern Ontario

  • Thunder Bay District Health Unit Confimred Cases 92 Deaths 1
  • Timmins Porcupine Health Unit  Confimred Cases 68 Deceased 8 
  • Sudbury Public Health  Confimred Cases 67 Deceased 2
  • Northwestern Health Unit Confimred Cases 42 Deaths ?
  • Algoma Public Health Confimred Cases 25 Deceased 0 
  • Ontario  Confimred Cases 36,950 Deceased 2,723

Canadians who are looking to meet friends and family at a bar should consider the risk factors of contracting the coronavirus, deputy chief public health officer Dr. Howard Njoo said Tuesday.

More evidence is showing that the risk of contracting the coronavirus indoors is higher, and hanging out at a crowded bar with loud talking and touching surfaces may put you at higher risk, health officials warned.

Face coverings and face masks
The Ministry of Health state:
The best way to stop the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) is by staying home and avoiding close contact with others outside of your household.

It is recommended that you use a face covering (non-medical mask such as a cloth mask) to reduce the risk of transmission of COVID-19 when physical distancing and keeping two-metres’ distance from others may be challenging or not possible, such as:

  • public transit
  • smaller grocery stores or pharmacies
  • when you are receiving essential services
  • Face coverings will not protect you from getting COVID-19.

Medical masks (surgical, medical procedure face masks and respirators like N95 masks) should be reserved for use by health care workers and first responders. 
For more info visit https://www.ontario.ca/page/face-coverings-and-face-masks

Which mask should I buy?
Masks are officially now mandatory at Thunder Bay Regional Hospital  
 But with new regulations also comes a range of masks consumers can choose from.

people who have close contact with COVID-19 patients, those who have jobs as front-line workers or even those who are around elderly people or those with a compromised immune system, it makes sense to get medical-grade masks.

buying masks starts with finding something that is layered.

Dr. Lynora M. Saxinger, an associate professor at the division of infectious diseases at the University of Alberta, agrees. She says besides finding a mask with layers, make sure there are filtering layers.

Health Canada noted that non-medical masks should be woven and you should never wear a mask made from plastic, non-breathable materials or tissues.

Appropriate use of non-medical mask or face covering
When worn properly, a person wearing a non-medical mask or face covering can reduce the spread of his or her own infectious respiratory droplets.

Non-medical face masks or face coverings Limitations
Homemade masks are not medical devices and are not regulated like medical masks and respirators:

  • they have not been tested to recognized standards
  • the fabrics are not the same as used in surgical masks or respirators
  • the edges are not designed to form a seal around the nose and mouth

  • in blocking virus particles that may be transmitted by coughing, sneezing or certain medical procedures.
  • They do not provide complete protection from virus particles because of a potential loose fit and the materials used.
  • Some commercially available masks have exhalation valves that make the mask more breathable for the person wearing it, but these valves also allow infectious respiratory droplets to spread outside the mask.

Masks with exhalation valves are not recommended, because they don't protect others from COVID-19 and don't limit the spread of the virus.

https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/2019-novel-coronavirus-infection/prevention-risks/about-non-medical-masks-face-coverings.html

Pretty much every masks people wearing is A 1 TIME USE ONLY! IE: Going to see doctor you put on when enter building wear entire time inside BUT when leave you take off DISPOSE of safely and wash/sanitize your hands. See many REUSING masks which is WRONG unless you have one designed for multiple use AND have cleaned after each use.

If made MANDATORY to wear all the time its creating a false sense of security cuz really if someone wearing a mask continuously does get exposed they are transporting on mask everywhere.

 #LSN_Health  #LSN_ONNews 

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No Date Victim Charged  
Homicide #6 Thunder Bay Dec 18 BRIAN JACOB WYER SHANE KRUCHAK TBPS ARREST SUSPECT IN MURDER OF BRIAN WYERTBPS ARREST SUSPECT IN MURDER OF BRIAN WYER

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Part Ave 

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May 10 Liam Slipperjack.   Update LIMBRICK STREET MURDER OF LIAM SLIPPERJACK
         

 

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No Date  Victim Charged  
         
Aug 2   Harriet GRAY Homicide #10  Manslaughter charge laid in death of senior
July 29, 2022 CHARLIE RITCH   Thunder Bay's Murder #9 East End
June 26 AIDEN CUNNINGHAM DANIEL BRAYDEN KEEFE Homicide #8  MURDER SUSPECT ARRESTED
June 24 JOHN RUEBEN. JOSEPH HUBBARD 904 Miles Street 
WANTED “MISSING” MAN ARRESTED FOR MURDER
Jun3 17  ALAN CORY ESQUEGA    SADISTIC RAPIST BEATEN TO DEATH WITH BASEBALL BAT
  June 8 

Not released
Now say this death is not being counted as a homicide

 

  Sudden Death #6 Junot Park
June 5 Tyrese BELMORE   Thunder Bay 5th Homicide Victim identified
May 23 CODY BULMER DANIEL BLAIS 2nd MURDER SUSPECT ARRESTED
May 15  JAMES  CHAPAIS JAIME OSMAR WANTED MURDER SUSPECT ON BAIL CAPTURED BY THUNDER BAY POLICE
May 2 Adrian Anthony Richardson
Hoddar Ave 
  TBay Homicide #2 Toronto Gang War in Current River
         
Jan 26, Antoine BOUCHARD,
325 Bethune Street
  MURDER on BETHUNE STREET 2022
         
         

 

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