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3 minutes ago, UsedtoSkidoo said:

trails opening Monday. Good news.

Great news! Now the province can start issuing refunds of 75% of permit cost to purchasers in district 10&11 who were fleeced by an idiot 

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9 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

This is what the models are showing to justify further lockdowns.  Sounds like complete crap to me, hope you are fooled.

Variants my ass.

 

 

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I like this one

 

 

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1 hour ago, tricky said:

And you must be one the people from the spoiled, entitled generation that was given too much too readily by my generation. You're welcome.

I appreciate the hard work you put in.  Now why don't we destroy 200 000 small businesses and put your great grandkids into debt so you can live in your long term care home for another month circling the drain waiting for the next stiff breeze to push you in.  

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4 hours ago, Bigfish said:

so he deserved to die??

No, but how many people are dying due to the lockdowns?

 

How many more kids need to commit suicide before we realize the lockdowns are causing more health concerns?

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4 minutes ago, Spiderman said:

I like this one

 

 

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I'm glad we are following the medical experts.

 

What a clown show.

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3 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

No, but how many people are dying due to the lockdowns?

 

How many more kids need to commit suicide before we realize the lockdowns are causing more health concerns?

Surely these numbers from the other side of the coin and posted on a website and updated each and every day......right, right.....

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8 minutes ago, revrnd said:

It was posted that the Dr was an anesthestist & that makeshift qualified to respond to a pandemic?

To be fair, I understand he later earned a degree in Public Health Admin or something like that. 

 

One of the problems with removing him is there is a shortage of 'qualified' Public Health professionals.  Apparently, there are a number of Districts with 'Acting' Heads for that reason.  The other challenge is he is a card carrying Conservative and they will circle the wagons.  He ran (unsuccessfully) in about 2004-2008 to be Conservative Candidate (MPP I think).

Not defending him by any means, just offering info.

 

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4 minutes ago, whits-end said:

To be fair, I understand he later earned a degree in Public Health Admin or something like that. 

 

One of the problems with removing him is there is a shortage of 'qualified' Public Health professionals.  Apparently, there are a number of Districts with 'Acting' Heads for that reason.  The other challenge is he is a card carrying Conservative and they will circle the wagons.  He ran (unsuccessfully) in about 2004-2008 to be Conservative Candidate (MPP I think).

Not defending him by any means, just offering info.

 

Ooooh.

 

There is no "qualified" medical data to support his decision - anywhere - he should be held to the fire for it. 

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8 minutes ago, whits-end said:

To be fair, I understand he later earned a degree in Public Health Admin or something like that. 

 

One of the problems with removing him is there is a shortage of 'qualified' Public Health professionals.  Apparently, there are a number of Districts with 'Acting' Heads for that reason.  The other challenge is he is a card carrying Conservative and they will circle the wagons.  He ran (unsuccessfully) in about 2004-2008 to be Conservative Candidate (MPP I think).

Not defending him by any means, just offering info.

 

He should be fired for abusing his authority, its that simple.

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Also good thing the Florida governor told the CDC to pound sand on their bullshit lockdown measures to expose it.

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So we live in a non stay at home region....so can we travel to the stay  at home region?...sorta backwards what  Toronto folk will be doing...walk across street to York...etc...or drive outside Toronto peel reg..doug ford balls must have shriveled up...

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BREAKING NEWS: Thanks in part to behind the scenes efforts by the OFSC, North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit just announced that closed snowmobile trails in OFSC Districts 10, 11 and northern District 7 will be allowed to re-open as of Monday, February 22 for LOCAL riding with some restrictions such as strict protocols for masking, social distancing and not entering the area from other health units.

We have been given a chance to get this right & keep these trails available for the rest of the winter, so let's not blow it!

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1 minute ago, soupkids said:

BREAKING NEWS: Thanks in part to behind the scenes efforts by the OFSC, North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit just announced that closed snowmobile trails in OFSC Districts 10, 11 and northern District 7 will be allowed to re-open as of Monday, February 22 for LOCAL riding with some restrictions such as strict protocols for masking, social distancing and not entering the area from other health units.

We have been given a chance to get this right & keep these trails available for the rest of the winter, so let's not blow it!

We need to fire the a-ho who thinks he has to much importance first.  

 

I'm sure if he was given the choice between his salary and opening . . . .

 

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Looks like some Good News!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

News Release: Health Unit Opens Skating Rinks, Skating Trails, Tobogganing Hills, OFSC Snowmobile Trails and Snowmobile Trails on Crown Land.

Posted on Friday February 19, 2021

 

 

NORTH BAY, ON – The North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit (Heath Unit) is lifting closures of outdoor skating rinks, skating trails, tobogganing hills, Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) snowmobile trails and snowmobile trails on Crown Land in the district effective Monday February 22, 2021. The outdoor amenities were closed in January 2021, after numerous complaints about individuals and groups not following public health measures.

Municipalities are asked to assess their plan and capacity to be able to safely open their outdoor recreational amenities in compliance with COVID-19 public health measures. Plans must ensure that individuals are following public health measures, such as physical distancing, following gathering limits and wearing a face covering, as required. If there is evidence that public health measures are not being followed, the Health Unit will re-evaluate the situation, potentially resulting in the closure of these outdoor amenities.

OFSC snowmobile trails and snowmobile trails on Crown Land are also permitted to reopen as of February 22, 2021. This decision was made through consultation with the OFSC, who have outlined a comprehensive COVID-19 Flex Trails plan. If there is evidence that public health measures are not being followed, the Health Unit will re-evaluate the situation, potentially reclosing these trails.

Outdoor physical activity, such as walking, running, playing outside and biking are important for physical and mental health and still recommended by the Health Unit. However, all activities outside the house need to be done with extreme caution, following the COVID-19 public health measures, and should be done close to home.

If you think you may have COVID-19 symptoms or have been in close contact with someone who has it, first self-isolate and then use Ontario's Self-Assessment Tool to see if you need to seek further care. If you need further assistance call your health care provider or the Health Unit at 1-800-563-2808. If you have severe symptoms, such as difficulty breathing, you should call 911 and mention your symptoms.

Visit Ontario’s website to learn more about how the province continues to protect Ontarians from COVID-19.

For more information, please visit myhealthunit.ca/COVID-19.

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Media Inquiries:

Alex McDermid, Public Relations Specialist
P: 705-474-1400, ext. 5221 or 1-800-563-2808
E: communications@healthunit.ca

 

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2 minutes ago, Yamaha4ever said:

 

Looks like some Good News!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

News Release: Health Unit Opens Skating Rinks, Skating Trails, Tobogganing Hills, OFSC Snowmobile Trails and Snowmobile Trails on Crown Land.

Posted on Friday February 19, 2021

 

 

NORTH BAY, ON – The North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit (Heath Unit) is lifting closures of outdoor skating rinks, skating trails, tobogganing hills, Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) snowmobile trails and snowmobile trails on Crown Land in the district effective Monday February 22, 2021. The outdoor amenities were closed in January 2021, after numerous complaints about individuals and groups not following public health measures.

Municipalities are asked to assess their plan and capacity to be able to safely open their outdoor recreational amenities in compliance with COVID-19 public health measures. Plans must ensure that individuals are following public health measures, such as physical distancing, following gathering limits and wearing a face covering, as required. If there is evidence that public health measures are not being followed, the Health Unit will re-evaluate the situation, potentially resulting in the closure of these outdoor amenities.

OFSC snowmobile trails and snowmobile trails on Crown Land are also permitted to reopen as of February 22, 2021. This decision was made through consultation with the OFSC, who have outlined a comprehensive COVID-19 Flex Trails plan. If there is evidence that public health measures are not being followed, the Health Unit will re-evaluate the situation, potentially reclosing these trails.

Outdoor physical activity, such as walking, running, playing outside and biking are important for physical and mental health and still recommended by the Health Unit. However, all activities outside the house need to be done with extreme caution, following the COVID-19 public health measures, and should be done close to home.

If you think you may have COVID-19 symptoms or have been in close contact with someone who has it, first self-isolate and then use Ontario's Self-Assessment Tool to see if you need to seek further care. If you need further assistance call your health care provider or the Health Unit at 1-800-563-2808. If you have severe symptoms, such as difficulty breathing, you should call 911 and mention your symptoms.

Visit Ontario’s website to learn more about how the province continues to protect Ontarians from COVID-19.

For more information, please visit myhealthunit.ca/COVID-19.

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Media Inquiries:

Alex McDermid, Public Relations Specialist
P: 705-474-1400, ext. 5221 or 1-800-563-2808
E: communications@healthunit.ca

 

Nice of them to open skating rinks,to bad the ice has been pulled.Our Trails will be open Monday thanks to the over site allowing them to be maintained.

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I can't believe......

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so here is my question, NB/PS is still under a stay at home order, does this mean the that we cannot go and ride on the trails during this time, I have a cottage in the Parry Sound district, but it is not my place of residence. So if I want to ride up to the cottage would I be breaking the laws? As for the other regions that are not in a stay at home order, do we think they will be connecting the trails that cross over the health districts. Just trying to plan what is left of the winter. 

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1 hour ago, whits-end said:

To be fair, I understand he later earned a degree in Public Health Admin or something like that. 

 

One of the problems with removing him is there is a shortage of 'qualified' Public Health professionals.  Apparently, there are a number of Districts with 'Acting' Heads for that reason.  The other challenge is he is a card carrying Conservative and they will circle the wagons.  He ran (unsuccessfully) in about 2004-2008 to be Conservative Candidate (MPP I think).

Not defending him by any means, just offering info.

 

No offence to whits-end or anyone else here....but he certainly has more medical qualifications than anyone on this forum if you don't mind me saying so. Having a specialization takes more schooling as well. Where did everyone here showing charts and spouting quackery get their medical degrees?

 

BTW - the danger of the variants is that a person showing no symptoms goes longer before showing symptoms  than in previous iterations and is infectious to others for a longer period of time without knowing it. Fact. No charts.

 

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35 minutes ago, slomo said:

No offence to whits-end or anyone else here....but he certainly has more medical qualifications than anyone on this forum if you don't mind me saying so. Having a specialization takes more schooling as well. Where did everyone here showing charts and spouting quackery get their medical degrees?

 

BTW - the danger of the variants is that a person showing no symptoms goes longer before showing symptoms  than in previous iterations and is infectious to others for a longer period of time without knowing it. Fact. No charts.

 

If that was the case, why didn't the MOHs in the other health units w/ snowmobile trails, not close the trails in their regions? They've had cases as well.

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I think it might have been because NBPSHU was swamped with sledders a few times as their trails opened ahead of most other places. I think there may have been complaints from certain vocal people in some of the small towns.

 

(Not saying that I supported the closure.)

 

 

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57 minutes ago, 4mysled said:

so here is my question, NB/PS is still under a stay at home order, does this mean the that we cannot go and ride on the trails during this time, I have a cottage in the Parry Sound district, but it is not my place of residence. So if I want to ride up to the cottage would I be breaking the laws? As for the other regions that are not in a stay at home order, do we think they will be connecting the trails that cross over the health districts. Just trying to plan what is left of the winter. 

I have a place on the Seguin and I’ll be riding next week.. I’ll let you know if I get into issues for being up there.

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1 hour ago, 4mysled said:

so here is my question, NB/PS is still under a stay at home order, does this mean the that we cannot go and ride on the trails during this time, I have a cottage in the Parry Sound district, but it is not my place of residence. So if I want to ride up to the cottage would I be breaking the laws? As for the other regions that are not in a stay at home order, do we think they will be connecting the trails that cross over the health districts. Just trying to plan what is left of the winter. 

Go ride as I plan on doing.  

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11 minutes ago, Blake G said:

I think it might have been because NBPSHU was swamped with sledders a few times as their trails opened ahead of most other places. I think there may have been complaints from certain vocal people in some of the small towns.

 

(Not saying that I supported the closure.)

 

 

Whoever does needs to be fired from whatever useless role they think they have.  There is no real science to support this.

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