Hey #TBay (and that includes you, District! 😉). We really are so grateful for all you've done toward preventing the spread of COVID-19 in our communities. Here's a quick vid from all of us to say THANK YOU!

1/5 If we can all maintain core public health practices to the best of our ability, we’ll give ourselves the best chance of keeping #COVID19 activity down through the spring and summer. #PhysicalDistancing #WashYourHands #CoughEtiquette

1/5 Getting outside is important for our physical & #MentalHealth during #COVID19. Go OUT SMART by #PhysicalDistancing #Handwashing #CleanYourHands #CoughEtiquette #StayHomeIfSick #COVIDCoping

Living with COVID. We can still do things, we just have to do them differently. #GoOutSmart #NewNormal

Applies everywhere! Including TBay Public Health Let’s keep our guard up! #GoOutSmart

This is great news! Lots of processes in place to ensure this is all being done to keep everyone (staff and patients) safe! Well done TBRH Sciences Centre !

Wearing a mask is important, but you have to do it right. Learn how to properly wear a mask in 90-seconds:

Adapting to the new normal. Leith Dunick is very diligent with his mask use. 👍🏻 👍🏻

1/3 #COVID19 key concerns in 🇨🇦: it is now 100 days since Canada reported its 100th person with COVID-19 and we now have over 100,000 reported cases. This is a good moment to reflect on what the latest numbers mean for Canadians.

More information and resources can be found here : COVID-19: Mental Health | Thunder Bay District Health Unit. ⁦TBay Public Health⁩ (It is also not just about COVID.) tbdhu.com/mentalhealth

The pandemic has taken an enormous toll on the health & wellbeing of our communities & has exacerbated the gap in mental health services. Today, we are happy to announce that all NAN citizens, both on and off-reserve, can access a 24/7 Mental Health Crisis Line.

COVID-19 rapid tests will play an important role in this pandemic as we go forward. Their strongest value lies in their ability to reduce turnaround time of test results, increase access, and offer more testing capacity to the provincial testing system. (1/4)

Thunder Bay community rallies behind Southbridge Roseview nursing home with outdoor display of support and hope. Over 50 residents & staff have tested positive for COVID-19 after an outbreak at the long-term care home ⁦TBay Public Health⁩ #tbay cbc.ca/news/canada/th…

The increase of COVID-19 cases is upsetting for all of us. It also increases COVID-19 #stigma as people shame others for getting sick. Nobody wants COVID-19 or spreads it on purpose. Stand up against COVID-19 stigma when you see it. #BeCOVIDKind #StopStigma #StrongerTogether

Long thread alert! Yesterday, for the second time during this pandemic, the Ontario Government declared a provincial emergency, which will be in effect until at least February 11, 2021. (1/18)