COVID-19 updates for the Kenora Area
The All Nations Health Partners take COVID-19 very seriously. This is a fluid situation. Please take the time to read these and all communications related to COVID-19. Each of us has a civic duty to remain up-to-date and informed, and comply with the details of this evolving situation.
Ogichidaa Kavanaugh, Chief Howard Kabestra and the Vaccine Task Force are thankful for the first 20 doses of the vaccine delivered in Naotkamegwanning Feb 9 2021, and share some of the ceremony held to strengthen and celebrate the first doses of the vaccine delivered to Treaty Three communities. (Video: 6.5 min, English)
Local health care workers talk about the COVID-19 vaccine rollout for our area First Nations (5 min, Anishinaabemowin).
Chief Jim Major, Animakee Wa Zhing 37 First Nation, shares teachings from ancestors about wearing masks, using medicines, seeking good health. Encouragement to stay strong and think positive. (Video 1:45, Anishinaabemowin)
Local health care workers talk about the COVID-19 vaccine rollout for our area First Nations (2 min, English)
Reminders on precautions to take, and how to clean surfaces when sharing a home with someone who is isolating. Featuring KCA team members. (Video 2:45, English)
A reminder of who we are protecting by staying vigilant, and that soon we will be able to gather together to do things we love. (Video 30 sec., English)
Stay the Course: The ANHP remind you to follow public health guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Video messages in Anishinaabemowin and English.
All Nations Hospital Project - video
A reminder of who we are protecting by staying vigilant, and that soon we will be able to gather together to do things we love. (Video 49 seconds in Anishinaabemowin.)
Vaccine fact sheets from Nishnawbe Aski Nation, and from Government of Canada. Click photos below. (Two languages.)
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Leaders share the who-what-when-where-why of COVID-19 testing - full video in Anishinaabemowin and English
Elder Allan White on Traditional Healing Practices during COVID-19 - Anishinaabemowin
Kathy Kishiqueb: Help Lines
