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There are a lot of COVID-19 cases in Ontario, and this means that many health units have had to reduce or discontinue case and contact management. We may not b...e receiving notification from other health units if an active case from their geographic area had contact with residents from this Region. http://ow.ly/RXqS50DdtlQ

Significant Weather Event Declared - City of Owen Sound Due to the severity of the current weather conditions and the impact on the city’s road and sidewalk inf...rastructure, the City of Owen Sound has declared a Significant Weather Event that will remain in effect until further notice. Only essential travel is advised. Travel on municipal roads and sidewalks maintained by the City of Owen Sound require extra caution during a declared Significant Weather Event. All municipal streets and sidewalks are in a state of repair until an end to the significant weather event is announced. Please use caution and allow yourself extra time to reach your destination.

Effective Dec 14 at 12:01 a.m., Ontario is moving seven public health regions to new levels in the Response Framework. Windsor-Essex County Health Unit and t...he York Region Public Health are moving to GreyLockdown. Limit all trips outside your home for essential reasons only, like buying groceries or medical appointments. Middlesex-London Health Unit, Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit, and Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health are moving to Red-Control. Eastern Ontario Health Unit is moving to Orange-Restrict. Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit is moving to Yellow-Protect. These measures are being taken to limit community transmission of COVID-19 in order to keep schools open, safeguard health system capacity, and protect the province’s most vulnerable populations. Avoid non-essential travel to stop the spread of COVID-19. news.ontario.ca//ontario-moving-regions-to-new-levels-with

The new 10th Street bridge will be opening to traffic after a brief ribbon-cutting ceremony at 4 pm Friday. This milestone of the 14-month project comes a week earlier than initially planned in the city’s construction contract with Looby Builders.

It is jacket weather for the last week of October!

Battle of the seasons!

The bridge so far!

Heat Burns are the most common type of burn, so it is important to know how to perform #firstaid on a mild to moderate burn. Follow these steps to treat a heat burn: #FirePreventionWeek #BePrepared

WINTER STORM WARNING for #Grey #Bruce: 30 to 50 cms snow possible by Wednesday. It's expected to start this afternoon with strong winds & snow through to Wednesday. 10-20 cms tonight. Temp: Plus 1 this afternoon. Full forecast: http://ow.ly/Yyff50CxVa9

Stay safe everyone and remember the many things we have to be thankful for!

Enjoy the last weekend of summer!

Effective immediately. The new limit on the number of people allowed to attend an unmonitored private social gathering across the province is: 10 people at an i...ndoor event or gathering (previous limit of 50); or 25 people at an outdoor event or gathering (previous limit of 100). http://ow.ly/kncN50BvC6h

The trees are beginning to show some colours!

#FridayReminder If you are identified as a close contact of someone with COVID-19, Public Health will notify you. If you are concerned you have symptoms of COVI...D-19, use the self assessment and follow next steps: https://covid-19.ontario.ca/self-assessment/ Have a great weekend! #GBStrong https://www.publichealthgreybruce.on.ca//I-think-I-have-CO Note: We took down a similar previous post as it was causing some confusion about testing requirements.

Be careful everyone!

The Grey Bruce Health Unit Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Ian Arra, is renewing the Order issued July 17, 2020, ordering all Commercial Establishments in Grey B...ruce, to the fullest extent possible for all the following, that they: -ensure effective measures are in place to maintain physical distancing of 2 metres amongst all employees and clients; -ensure the availability of alcohol-based hand rub at all entrances and exits; and, -make the best effort (verbal) to restrict persons from entering the premises or remaining within the premises if not wearing a face covering. Turning away or refusing a customer is not required under this Order. This Order comes into effect on Friday, 14th day of August, 2020, at 12:01 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time and shall remain in effect for 4 weeks (being 28 calendar days) from that time. This Order may be rescinded, amended or extended by further Order. This Order is made pursuant to Section. 22 of the Health Protection and Promotion Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H. 7 as amended. NOTE: Exemptions still in place as in original Order. The revised Order now includes provision for those requiring lip reading by allowing removal of face covering to accommodate communication with a deaf person. For full details: https://bit.ly/2PS0XuM Updated FAQ for Wearing Face Coverings: https://bit.ly/3ehgEW3

Owen Sound's 10th Street bridge replacement project reached "milestone" six of 11 Wednesday with the delivery and installation of the structure's girders. The l...arge crane on the left put the 10 girders into place, a process that took about four hours, according to public works and engineering director Dennis Kefalas. The other crane, on the right, was doing cleanup work on the east side of the Sydenham River. DENIS LANGLOIS See more

Are you keeping a CONTACT JOURNAL? Keeping track of where you've been and who you've seen can help public health stop the spread of COVID-19 if you get sick. ... If contact tracing is needed, you will be interviewed and asked about the places you have been and the people you have had close contact with. You can make this easy to remember by keeping a record. To download a journal: https://bit.ly/30ekGux #greybruce #covid19

Thank you for continuing to be kind to frontline workers. Direct any questions or comments about the Wearing of Face Coverings in Indoor locations towards Public Health. There are reasons why some people cannot wear a mask. We are #StrongerTogetherGB #iWillBeKind #COVIDKindness

Today, Dr. Ian Arra, issued the Medical Officer of Health Order "Face Coverings in Indoor Public Places in Grey Bruce". We encourage you to read our updated Fre...quently Asked Questions document as this will help explain many aspects of the order. Frequently Asked Questions (updated): https://bit.ly/3ehgEW3 News Release: https://bit.ly/308u4i5 Order: https://bit.ly/3h3dPcL Resources for Businesses (see Signage tab): https://bit.ly/3fv7Ihh Grey County Tourism Bruce County Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation County of Grey

Ontario is taking a regional approach to Stage 3. Some public health unit regions will move into Stage 3 on Friday, July 17. Learn more: Ontario.ca/reopen

Smiles are contagious!! Thanks Have1.com for the custom mask!

Grey Bruce Medical Officer of Health, Doctor Ian Arra, is giving notice of intent to Order the mandatory wearing of face coverings in enclosed public places. Th...e Order will be issued and coming into effect within the next 10 days as per consultation with stakeholders. Public Health has been in ongoing discussion with stakeholders in respect to the details and language of the Order. This will ensure the Order is appropriate and proportionate to the local needs and that it can be implemented in a manner that is practical, equitable, and does not infringe on the rights of people who cannot tolerate facial covering due to medical conditions. Accumulating epidemiological evidence indicates that the widespread use of Face Coverings in public decreases spread of respiratory droplets, and expert opinion supports the widespread use of face coverings to decrease transmission of COVID-19. Wearing of face coverings in enclosed public spaces further reduces the risk of transmission of COVID-19. says Grey Bruce Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Ian Arra. It is of critical importance that the use of face coverings does not become a replacement to the current effective practices of physical distancing, handwashing, screening for symptoms among others. Face covering should be used in combination with these practices to break the chain of transmission of the virus. For more details: https://bit.ly/2Z4EWy2

Poppies enjoying the sunshine and light breeze!

The Grey Bruce Health Unit reminds everyone that wearing a face covering is critical to decreasing the risk of COVID-19 spread when personal distancing is not p...ossible. When worn properly, masks or face coverings can reduce the spread of infectious respiratory droplets by preventing many of your germs from leaving your mouth and nose. This is useful when physical distancing is not possible in public settings, such as when grocery shopping. Wearing a cloth mask or other non-medical face covering is an additional measure and not a substitute for physical distancing and hand washing. Full News Release: http://ow.ly/XVlU50A5gMn

If you need to perform #CPR during the #COVID19 pandemic, follow these guidelines. #SavingLives

https://youtu.be/kHQT4Ap4O7E This is the video with all the 2020 art banners. Please share.

There really is something to the expression as busy as a bee!

Thank you Have1.com for the sneeze guard!

Nothing says the beginning of Summer like the scent of Lilacs! Welcome June!!!

Everyone is learning sneeze etiquette!!

Continue to social distance during neighbourhood visits!