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Entries Tagged as ‘Health’
October 28, 2009
H1N1 update from WDG Public Health
Here’s an update on H1N1 flu activity:
H1N1 Vaccine
We received an allotment of 12000 doses of adjuvant H1N1 vaccine late last week
This has been repackaged and distributed to physicians, hospitals, health care facilities for immunization of health care workers and priority populations. We have set aside an allotment for our Guelph public flu clinic this [...]
October 24, 2009
Council lops three big ticket items
The following article appeared in the October 23 edition of the Guelph Tribune:
A proposed five-year capital budget that excludes a new library, a south end recreation centre, a Wilson Street parkade and a host of smaller projects drew both praise and worried comments from city council members.
Mayor Karen Farbridge said she’s been hearing complaints for [...]
September 7, 2009
H1N1 protocols
I am writing you to make a suggestion which may already be in the planning stage concerning preparation for a possilbe H1N1 flu outbreak. I would suggest that it be the policy of the city to establish hand washing stations at the entrance of all muncipal buildings as a means of preventing the spread of [...]
August 4, 2009
Guelph Transit now accommodates bikes
Starting today residents no longer have to choose between riding the bus or their bike to get across the city, now that all conventional Guelph Transit buses are equipped with bike racks.
The bike racks, adhered to the front of each bus, offer transit riders the choice of riding their bikes to and from their bus [...]