Manitoba First Nations reached 40,000 COVID-19 cases.
Posted on November 11th 2022, 00:00n/a
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FNHSSM launches voluntary COVID-19 tracking system.
Posted on August 04th 2022, 00:00n/a
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Shared Health launched a one-stop access to information, self-help tools and resources that assist them in overcoming their their lingering symptoms consistent with post-COVID-19 conditions or Long COVID.
Posted on June 15th 2022, 00:00n/a
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With restrictions being eased across Manitoba, AMC reminded First Nations to respect personal boundaries, as many preferred to remain masked and distanced due to COVID-19 remaining active.
Posted on April 05th 2022, 00:00n/a
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AMC expressed their disappointment and concern with respect to Canada?s approach in preventing inmates from any in-person visits in federal institutions, a policy not aligned with current public health orders in Mantioba despite the nationwife lifting of COVID-19 restrictions.
Posted on March 30th 2022, 00:00n/a
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Between Dec. 19 and Jan. 9, 26 improperly stored and potentially unviable doses of COVID-19 vaccines were mistakenly administered to citizens of the God’s Lake First Nation. The Nation was not informed of the errors until Feb. 4, and Chief Hubert Watt expressed his disappointment. On Feb. 8, Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) sent a team of health professionals to meet with impacted people and discuss next steps. A doctor was available on community radio to explain the situation and answer questions. A review of the mix-up was conducted, and ISC said it had put mechanisms in place to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Posted on February 04th 2022, 00:00n/a
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Manitoba First Nations reached 30,000 COVID-19 cases.
Posted on January 31st 2022, 00:00n/a
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Southern Chiefs? Organization (SCO) began delivering thousands of rapid tests, FN-95 masks, and medications such as Tylenol and Advil for infants, children, and adults to member communities. All supplies were of the highest quality and approved by Health Canada. This initiative aimed to mitigate the spread and impact of the Omicron variant.
Posted on January 28th 2022, 00:00n/a
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Southeast Resources Development Council (SERDC) launched the GANAWENDAMAW (meaning “to take care or, to protect”) project.
Posted on January 24th 2022, 00:00n/a
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The Leaf Rapids Health Centre reopened after being closed for 26 days due to staffing shortages caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Previously, the Northern Regional Health Authority planned to reopen it on Jan. 10 but later announced an indefinite closure. Before reopening, the Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc. (MKO) urged the Manitoba Government to reopen the centre, as it was the only way for Leaf Rapids citizens to access COVID tests and vaccines.
Posted on January 24th 2022, 00:00n/a
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