COVID-19

Residents COVID-19

Township of Terrace Bay Facilities per the Provincial COVID 19 Restrictions with Mask Policy in effect until March 21, 2022.

Terrace Bay Community Centre Recreational Facilities – Open as per provincial capacity regulations

Terrace Bay Cultural Centre – Open as per provincial capacity regulations

Proof of Vaccination is no longer required as per provincial capacity regulations.

Help stop the spread of COVID-19 by following all public health measures & getting your booster as soon as you can.

Learn more: https://covid-19.ontario.ca/public-health-measures

The Terrace Bay Municipal Office will be OPEN from 10am to 9:30pm – Monday to Friday and Saturday from 10am to 4pm

Please only come into the Municipal Office if it is essential – for purchasing of garbage tags, landfill cards, dog tags and paying bills. Did you know that utility and tax bills can be paid online through your financial institution. Credit card payments can be taken over the phone if necessary.

If you are applying for a building permit, planning application or document signed by commissioner of oath, please call the Municipal Office at 807-825-3315 ext.229

Visitors to the building are reminded that it is mandatory to wear a mask and hand sanitize when entering the building.

Terrace Bay Public Library – will be OPEN to the public on Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday – 10am to 5pm and 6pm to 8pm, Thursday/Friday – 10am to 5pm and Saturdays – 12:30pm to 4:30pm

All current COVID-19 restrictions and protocols remain in place and will be strictly enforced. A mask must be worn at all times while inside the Community Centre. All patrons will be asked to self screen before entering. Anyone showing signs or symptoms associated with COVID-19 are asked to not enter the building.

The Corporation of the Township of Terrace Bay has been actively updating its Influenza planning and monitoring the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) situation as it evolves around the world and in Canada.

Mayor Jody Davis and Township Administration are in regular contact with health officials, to monitor the situation and the response from the Public Health Agency of Canada and the Ontario Ministry of Health.

“In unprecedented times like today, it is critical that citizens take our Health Care Professional’s recommendations seriously. For those who have recently returned from out of country, please respect the required mandate to self-quarantine for 14 days. There are services available to assist you during your transition back home.

I would like to remind the public that this is a time for calm and thoughtfulness. It is important for us to remain properly informed with up-to-date reliable sources and to exercise best hygiene practices and coughing and sneezing etiquette. As a community, we must band together for the protection of our health and well-being. Please be considerate and kind to your neighbours.” – Mayor Jody Davis

COVID-19 SELF ASSESSMENT

If you think you have COVID-19 symptoms or have been in close contact with someone who has it, use this self-assessment to help determine if you need to seek further care

Terrace Bay RESIDENT updates:

Regular updates will be provided on the Township of Terrace Bay website – Terrace Bay News and social media. Read the media releases issued below:

COMMUNITY MESSAGES

Virg McMillan

Virg shares her words of wisdom with the community:

Kim Asmussen

Kim shares his words of wisdom with the community:

Resource links

Provincial Ministry of Health – The Ontario Ministry of Health reports on the status of cases in Ontario each morning at 10:30 am
Thunder Bay District Health Unit – The Health Unit’s website contains links to credible sources of information for both the public and local health care providers
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC)

All public health officials agree that the best way to prevent the spread of COVID-19 is to follow typical flu precautions. These include the following: