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  • Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit Issues Heat Warning

    Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a Heat Warning for Haldimand and Norfolk counties for conditions expected to begin July 26, 2023. The criteria for a Heat Warning is daytime high temperatures reaching 31°C or greater and minimum overnight temperatures of 20°C or greater or humidex of 40 or greater, with hot and humid […]

  • Air quality statement has ended for Haldimand and Norfolk 

    MEDIA RELEASE  The air quality statement issued on Wednesday, June 28, has ended for Haldimand and Norfolk counties. Environment Canada has stated that smoke is no longer expected or has moved out of this area.    It is important to note that the statement could be reissued at any time. Members of the public can check […]

  • Air quality concerns once again in Haldimand and Norfolk

    Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit wants residents to be aware of the health risks due to poor air quality. Elevated levels of air pollution are expected due to smoke from forest fires burning in Northern Ontario and Quebec. Wildfire smoke can be harmful to everyone’s health, even at low concentrations. Mild irritation and discomfort are common, and […]

  • Air quality statement has ended for Haldimand and Norfolk 

    The air quality statement issued on Wednesday, June 7, has ended for Haldimand and Norfolk counties. Environment Canada has stated that smoke is no longer expected or has moved out of this area.    It is important to note that the statement could be reissued at any time. Members of the public can check the Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) for the closest […]

  • Air quality concerns in Haldimand and Norfolk

    Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit wants residents to be aware of the health risks due to poor air quality.     Elevated levels of air pollution are expected due to smoke from forest fires burning in Northern Ontario and Quebec. Wildfire smoke can be harmful to everyone’s health, even at low concentrations.     Mild irritation and discomfort are […]