Canada has been celebrating National Child Day since 1993. It’s about celebrating children as active participants in their own lives and in communities, as active citizens who can and should meaningfully contribute to decision-making. canada.ca/en/public-heal…

Think outside the box for your gift giving this year. Try giving the gift of #movement. healthyfamiliesbc.ca/home/blog/gift…

Don’t let the drinks stack up this #holiday season. Remember to drink in moderation and within Canada’s Low Risk Drinking Guidelines. healthyfamiliesbc.ca/home/blog/havi…

Looking for a fun gift? Try some of these easy edible gifts that are sure to please. healthyfamiliesbc.ca/home/blog/gift…

Keeping your kids active over the #holidays can be tough, but these tips can help. healthyfamiliesbc.ca/home/blog/5-wa…

We often make new year’s resolutions, but not many of us keep them. Try this new approach to the old resolution. healthyfamiliesbc.ca/home/blog/reas…

"Today, we are announcing the first individual confirmed to have COVID-19 in B.C. has recovered" - Statement from Minister of Health Adrian Dix and Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry on first B.C. resident recovered from COVID-19: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2020H… #coronavirus

To help families get ahead, BC is creating thousands of quality, affordable child care spaces, and training more people to become early childhood educators. Learn more at BCbudget.ca #BCBudget #childcarebc

BC is reducing class sizes and increasing classroom resources to make sure all students have the best chance at success. Learn more at bcbudget.ca #BCBudget #bced

BC is making child care more accessible and affordable. Find out how you can save on child care at childcare.gov.bc.ca. #BCBudget #childcarebc

Will wearing a mask protect you from COVID-19? Masks should be used by sick people to prevent transmission to other people. It may be less effective to wear a mask in the community when a person is not sick themselves. More info: ow.ly/jGXC50yDRJ2 #COVID19 #coronavirus

How can you protect your family and yourself from #COVID19? Avoid touching your face. Hands can transfer the virus to your eyes, nose or mouth. From there, the virus can enter your body and make you sick. Wash your hands regularly. More info: ow.ly/go4u50yE3gu #coronavirus

B.C. has had 21 confirmed cases of COVID-19 to date, including 4 patients who have recovered. 2,008 individuals and 2,803 samples have been tested as of March 6, 2020: ow.ly/kv9650yFh43 For more info about the novel #coronavirus: ow.ly/sjqF50yFh42 #COVID19 #bchc

B.C. activates advanced COVID-19 response to protect British Columbians. The plan focuses on delaying, containing and preparing the province to minimize serious illness and economic disruption: ow.ly/hBLH50yFhmh #COVID19 #coronavirus #bchc

How can you prevent transmission of diseases such as #COVID19? Disinfect objects/surfaces that are frequently touched (doorknobs, faucet handles, keyboards, etc.). If disinfection products are unavailable, use a mix of 1-part bleach and 9-parts water. ow.ly/yWLY50yE3Ss

Dietitians understand the science of food and how nutrition can impact your health. This Nutrition Month, discover everything dietitians do at NutritionMonth2020.ca #DietitiansAreKey #NutritionMonth #MoreThanFood

Parents: We have 3 ways for you to report your child’s immunization records. Drop off, mail/fax or submit online to public health. See our website for details: fraserhealth.ca/records @Healthyfamilybc ImmunizeBC Immunize Canada DeltaSchoolDistrict

Some people are more vulnerable to complications from #COVID19 including people with pre-existing conditions and people over the age of 80. We all have a responsibility to stay home when we're sick; don't visit care homes or hospitals when you feel unwell.

I want to take a moment to share my appreciation for all the people taking calls at 811, providing important guidance to people during this pandemic. Thank you.