THUNDER BAY, ON – CBC Superior Morning’s interview with the Thunder Bay District Health Unit’s (TBDHU) Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Janet DeMille. Dr. DeMille shares an encouraging update to the COVID situation in the city and our district. RELATED LINKS Visit the TBDHU’s [Read more]
THUNDER BAY, ON – Dr. Janet DeMille, Medical Officer of Health for the Thunder Bay District Health Unit shares an update of how COVID-19 is affecting the district on CBC’s Superior Morning radio show. Thunder Bay District Health Unit YouTube channel [Read more]
QUICK LINK: Get your VACCINE PASSPORT DOCUMENTS CLICK HERE As of yesterday, September 22, 2021, Ontario COVID-19 Vaccine Certificates, commonly referred to as “vaccine passports”, are required to enter a wide variety of establishments/businesses across our province. Patrons are required [Read more]
Reopening Ontario The Roadmap to Reopen is the Ontario’s three-step plan to safely and gradually lift public health measures based on the ongoing progress of provincewide vaccination rates and improvements of key public health and health care indicators. The province will remain at each step [Read more]
The Roadmap to Reopen is the Ontario’s three-step plan to safely and gradually lift public health measures based on ongoing progress of provincewide vaccination rates and improvements of key public health and health care indicators. On June 30 at 12:01 a.m., Ontario will move to [Read more]
Thunder Bay District Health Unit (TBDHU) is reporting 4 (four) new COVID-19 cases in residents in the TBDHU Region. Current active cases is 47. *Reports are completed daily in the morning, except when otherwise noted. Exceptions may be made for holiday times. **Note that all COVID-19-positive [Read more]
Outdoor dining and shopping at non-essential retail stores can resume in most of Ontario today as the province enters the first stage of its reopening plan. The Porcupine health unit in Northern Ontario will stay in shutdown due to rising case numbers. Subscribe to CBC News to watch more [Read more]
From Thunder Bay District Health Unit’s YouTube Channel CBC Superior Morning Radio discusses COVID-19 in the Thunder Bay District with Dr. Janet DeMille, Medical Officer of Health from the TBDHU. [Read more]
The Government of Ontario has announced the extension of the Provincewide Stay at Home Order until at least June 2, 2021 to control the spread of COVID-19. This applies to the entire Thunder Bay District Health Unit (TBDHU) catchment area. Individuals are being asked to stay home, unless it is [Read more]
De l’infolettre avril 2021 du CCF de Thunder Bay tous les jeudis : Café causerie à 18 h sur Zoom Venez parler français avec les bénévoles du CCF, rencontrer d’autres francophones. En profiter pour améliorer votre vocabulaire ou/et tout simplement, avoir du plaisir. Le Club [Read more]
*De l’infolettre d’avril 2021 du Club Culturel Francophone de Thunder Bay Jusqu’au 20 juin : Yoga en famille En attendant les beaux jours, ou histoire de les faire venir, on vous propose de faire du yoga en famille à la maison, à votre rythme avec Mélissa Fée Yoga. Les [Read more]
The Thunder Bay District Health Unit (TBDHU) is actively investigating an outbreak of COVID-19 associated with Musselwhite Mine located 480 kilometers north of Thunder Bay. This is being done in close collaboration with mine management and Newmont Corporation. One individual is confirmed positive [Read more]
Police Investigation Ongoing $50,000 Reward for Information Leading to Arrest or Conviction NIPIGON, ON – April 14, 2021, will mark one year since 26-year-old Alyssa TURNBULL was reported missing in Nipigon, Ontario. The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), under the direction of the Criminal [Read more]
Starting Thursday April 8, 2021, the Government of Ontario has announced a Provincewide Stay Home Order to control the spread of COVID-19, that applies to the entire Thunder Bay District Health Unit (TBDHU) catchment area. Individuals are being asked to stay home, unless it is for essential [Read more]
Submitted by Jim Gordon, Ken Boshcoff, and Angele Brunelle, Gravely concerned about the future sustainability of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine The Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) was established as a solution to the doctor shortage in the North. It was set up as a stand-alone [Read more]
