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  • ‘Stunning’ area to host trail walk

    February 18, 2020, Simcoe, ON – The area in and around Long Point Eco-Adventures has been referred to as a “must-visit”, “stunning”, “relaxing”, and “a wonderful escape” by folks online. Local residents will have an opportunity to take in the scenic views during the free Pathways for People Trail Walk Feb. 23 at 2 p.m. […]

  • Avoid suspension by keeping kids’ vaccination records up to date

    Vaccinations save lives! “Vaccination provides a critical line of defense against diseases that in the past caused serious illness, and sometimes death,” says Medical Officer of Health Shanker Nesathurai. “By getting vaccinated, you’re not only protecting yourself and your children, but those for whom vaccination is not an option.” That includes the very young, elderly, […]

  • Tips to stay safe and warm during cold temperatures

    Simcoe, ON. December 19, 2019 – With low temperatures hitting the area, the Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit is reminding the public to protect themselves from the cold. Exposure to cold temperatures for a long period of time can impact blood circulation around the body resulting in frostbite and hypothermia. In temperatures of -15°C or colder, unprotected […]

  • Flu Arrives in Haldimand and Norfolk

    The Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit (HNHU) reports that the first confirmed case of influenza for this season was received Nov. 27, 2019.   The HNHU would like to remind everyone that the flu shot is the best protection against getting the influenza virus, commonly known as the flu. Anyone can get the flu, but it is […]

  • Residents warned to avoid driving through flooded roads

    Nov. 27 – With a Flood Warning in place along the Lake Erie shoreline, Norfolk County and the Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit are reminding people to take precautions for their safety, including avoiding areas that are affected by floodwaters. Residents should not to walk or drive through floodwaters, as they can be deeper than they appear. […]