COVID-19 Platform
Stay safe by...
1. Washing Hands
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2. Social distancing
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3. FaceTiming instead of gathering in large groups
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4. Wearing masks
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5. Stay home when sick
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By doing this, you are not only protecting yourself but everyone around you. We know it's tough but thank you for keeping people safe and doing your part. Thank you to all the frontline workers, doctors, nurses, etc... for fighting endlessly to protect us. Stay positive during this hard time, it will pass. Stay safe and do your part!
Current COVID-19 cases
Right now, Canada is going through a tough time. With Covid-19 cases surging, Canadians are scared. However, the tough time is hopefully coming to an end as new vaccines are being produced and getting more widespread and easier to access. Stay tuned for more updates!
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Last updated: Last Updated December 4th 2021
COVID-19 Testing Center's near Vancouver
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1. Vancouver Test Collection Centre
This test center is located on the Parking lot on 4875 Heather Street. It provides COVID testing for people ages 4+. The test center is open seven days a week from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm. No appointments are necessary.
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Below is the Test Center's location on the Map Below is an image of the Test Center
2. Vancouver Test Collection Centre
This test center is located on the 1155 East Broadway, Vancouver, BC. It provides COVID testing for people ages 4+. They have specialized tests for children. The test center is open seven days a week from 9:00 am to 7:30 pm. No appointments are necessary.
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Below is the Test Center's location on the Map Below is an image of the Test Center
COVID-19 Symptoms & Procedure
Commonly reported symptoms:
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new or worsening cough
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shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
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temperature equal to or over 38°C
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feeling feverish
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chills
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fatigue or weakness
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muscle or body aches
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new loss of smell or taste
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headache
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gastrointestinal symptoms (abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting)
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feeling very unwell
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Children tend to have abdominal symptoms and skin changes or rashes.
Symptoms may take up to 14 days to appear after exposure to COVID-19.
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The only way to confirm you have COVID-19 is through a laboratory test.
Take a self-assessment to find out if you should be tested.
If you're waiting for a test result, isolate at home, whether you have symptoms or not.
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If you have tested positive, isolate at home, if sever, please contact you local public health authority.
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If you have Covid-19, please isolate!
If you are to have symptoms of Covid-19, please isolate at home for at least 14 days! By doing this, you are not only protecting yourself but also your loved ones, your community, and the people around you! Isolating at home by yourself might be boring and we understand! Check out our other categories about what fun things you can do during isolation/quarantine!
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Remember, we are in this together, and we will get through this together! Stay safe, stay positive, and stay tuned!
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A big thank you to our frontline workers!
Thank you so much frontline workers, for keeping us safe! We really appreciate you! You have put so much at risk to keep us safe and healthy. Thank you for sacrificing so much. Thank you for your endless hours of hard work, thank you for taking care of us, thank you for fighting in the frontlines, where it is the most dangerous. Thank you so much for everything! Again, we want you to know that we really, really, appreciate you! We know it's tough, working for hours and hours, putting yourself at risk for others. But, we really look up to you, you are a HERO! Thank you again for everything.
Here are the public health authorities for each province and territory in Canada!
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Alberta
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Phone number: 811
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Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador COVID-19
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Phone number: 811 or 1-888-709-2929
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Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia: Coronavirus (COVID-19)
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Phone number: 811
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Ontario
COVID-19 (coronavirus) in Ontario
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Phone number: 1-866-797-0000
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Prince Edward Island
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British Columbia
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Phone number: 811
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New Brunswick
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Phone number: 811
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Northwest Territories
Northwest Territories coronavirus disease (COVID-19)
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Phone number: 811
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Nunavut
Nunavut COVID-19 (novel coronavirus)
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Phone number: 1-888-975-8601
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Manitoba
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Phone number: 1-866-626-4862
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Quebec
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Québec
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Phone number: 1-877-644-4545
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Saskatchewan
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Phone number: 811
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Yukon
Yukon: Find information about coronavirus (COVID-19)
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Phone number: 811
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