There is presently much speculation as to the impact that the H1N1 virus will have on Canadians over the next few months. Organizations have been urged to stress to their members steps that should be taken to prevent the spread of the virus, and to have plans in place to alleviate any hardships that may come of the spread of H1N1.....continue to read Hockey CanadaOctober 27th, 2009 Bulletin
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TO:ALLIANCE Hockey Officials, Team Staff and Players FROM:Tony Martindale DATE:Thursday October 29, 2009 Re:Pre-game protocol as it relates to the H1N1 Virus
During the ALLIANCE Hockey Representative Council Meeting on Wednesday October 28th the following recommendations were passed regarding Pre-game Protocol in order to help prevent thetransmission of the H1N1
With the approval of the H1N1 influenza vaccine, public health officials have begun what will be the largest vaccination campaign in Canadian history. Many readers are confused by the contradictory stories in recent weeks and are looking for clear information about the threat posed by H1N1 influenza and the benefits and risks of the vaccine. The Globe and Mail’s public health reporter, André Picard, tries to clear up
