If you have personal risk factors for severe illnesses you will be eligible for a spring COVID-19 vaccine beginning April 2. Public Health recommends that those who are eligible to receive this vaccine wait at least six months after their last vaccine or COVID-19 infection,

On Monday, April 8, a total solar eclipse will pass over New Brunswick! Check out these tips from Dr. Yves Léger on how to protect your eyes during the event. GNB.CA/Eclipse

Canada’s Public Health Week runs from April 8-12 this year. This week is an opportunity to pause and reflect on the importance of public health – the healthy, preventative actions that we can all do like getting vaccinated and regular handwashing to better protect ourselves and

Did you know that measles is highly contagious, and cases are on the rise worldwide? Being fully vaccinated is almost 100% effective in preventing the disease. Make sure to protect yourself against life-threatening diseases now and into the future. If you were born after 1970,

Happy Nurses Week and thank you for being the heart of our healthcare community!

Think you might have measles? If you’re experiencing symptoms consistent with measles, please call 811. Do not go directly to your local emergency department or health care provider. Follow the directions provided by 811 to reduce the risk of spreading the disease. More

It’s Paramedic Services Week and we’d like to thank the hard-working advanced care paramedics and primary care paramedics that look after us each and every day.  We know you have difficult jobs. We want to let you know we appreciate you and all the professionals, including EMTs,

Ambulance New Brunswick (ANB) and the village of Grand Manan are pleased to share the latest developments regarding on-island air ambulance services on Grand Manan [...] ambulancenb.ca/en/who-we-are/…

With temperatures on the rise, you can take the following actions to prevent heat illness: 🚰 Drink plenty of cool fluids, especially water, before feeling thirsty. 👕 Wear lightweight, loose-fitting and light-coloured clothing. 🏡 Frequently visit a vulnerable family member or

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During an Extreme Heat Alert (Level 3) everyone is at high risk for heat related illnesses and heat stroke. • People living alone without air conditioning are at extreme risk. • Check regularly on your neighbours and relatives to make sure they are not in danger. • Organizers

Think you might have measles? If you’re experiencing symptoms consistent with measles, please call 811. Do not go directly to your local emergency department or health-care provider. Follow the directions provided by 811 to reduce the risk of spreading the disease. More

Think you might have measles? If you’re experiencing symptoms consistent with measles, please call 811. Do not go directly to your local emergency department or health-care provider. Follow the directions provided by 811 to reduce the risk of spreading the disease. More

We’re excited to be working with Extra Mural / Ambulance New Brunswick on a pilot project to help increase access to #PrimaryCare through NB health Link in the #Fredericton area. Click here to learn more: ow.ly/EUsb50STUNw

Enjoy summer gatherings, but don’t forget simple things you can do to stay healthy, protect yourself and reduce the spread of disease. · Stay home when sick · Wash your hands · Cover coughs and sneezes www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en…

The forecast is calling for snow in the north and gusts up to 80 km/h along the coast. Be prepared for potential power outages, slippery driving conditions and reduced visibility. Now is the time to test your generator, put on your winter tires and plan ahead for potential

Heavy rain, strong winds and warm temperatures are in the forecast for Wednesday and Thursday. Rainfall amounts of 25+ mm are expected with wind gusts of 60-70 km/h, except higher near the coast. Freezing rain is expected in the northwest. Be prepared for potential power

Extreme cold warnings are issued when very cold temperatures or wind chill creates an elevated risk to health, such as frostbite and hypothermia. Protect yourself by: · Knowing the weather forecast and preparing your activity accordingly · Dressing appropriately when going

New Brunswick joins the rest of Canada in celebrating Black History Month during February. All month, New Brunswickers are encouraged to attend events in their communities that highlight and share Black history and to take time to reflect on the contributions and experiences of