Resources and Links
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Posters
Stop COVID-19 Poster (pdf) Subject to change as screening criteria and travel restrictions evolve; please continue to check back for an updated poster |
Travellers' Information
Travellers' Information (pdf) |
Travellers' Information (pdf) |
Social (Physical) Distancing
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Resources
Resources for Manitobans helping Manitobans
- Protecting Manitobans: December Update
- Help Next Door MB is a network of helpers coming together as a community. If you are a volunteer ready to provide your support or someone who needs a helping hand through these difficult times, this platform can connect you.
Managing Mental Health and Addictions
- Visit Care for Your Mental Health for information on mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Shared Health also provides links to mental health resources in Manitoba.
- Sara Riel Inc. also provides resources to support good mental health.
- The SMART Recovery Toolbox provides a variety of methods, worksheets, and exercises to help you self-manage your addiction recovery and your life.
Workplaces
- Business Continuity Planning for Disease Outbreak (March 2020) (pdf 144 KB)
- Guidance for Manitoba Businesses if an Employee Tests Positive for COVID-19
- Workplace Self-Assessment Checklist for Covid-19
- Guideline for Determination of Occupation Load (pdf)
Other Languages
Focus on the Fundamentals (Amharic - Ethiopian)
Focus on the Fundamentals (Arabic)
Focus on the Fundamentals (Cree)
Focus on the Fundamentals (English)
Focus on the Fundamentals (French)
Focus on the Fundamentals (German)
Focus on the Fundamentals (Hindi)
Focus on the Fundamentals (Mandarin)
Focus on the Fundamentals (Punjabi)
Focus on the Fundamentals (Spanish)
Focus on the Fundamentals (Tagalog)
Reduce my risk (Ojibwe)
Testing (Ojibwe)
Reduce my risk (Dene)
Testing (Dene)
Reduce my risk (Cree)
Testing (Cree)
Letters
Fact Sheets
UPDATED Last updated: February 4, 2021
Versions of these fact sheets in other languages are being translated and will be updated as soon as they become available.
Self-isolation Following a COVID-19 Test
After you have been tested for COVID-19, public health officials are advising that for regions in Red (Critical), your entire household needs to self-isolate pending COVID-19 test results. The symptomatic individual needs to stay in their own room and, if possible, use their own bathroom and not use common areas. Exemptions are in place for asymptomatic household members if they are an essential worker required to wear PPE while at work such as health-care workers or first responders.
Those in regions not in Red (Critical) should self-isolate after receiving a COVID-19 test, but their household does not need to self-isolate unless they are symptomatic and need to be tested.
Checklists
- COVID-19 symptom and exposure screening questions (pdf)
- Symptom and exposure screening questions for employees and workplaces (pdf)
- Workplace Self-Assessment Checklist for Covid-19 (pdf)
Contact Tracing Tool:
Contact Tracing Tool (pdf)
Contact tracing is a key way to identify and notify people who may have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19. The sooner contacts can be notified, the sooner they can self-isolate. Ultimately, this will help slow the spread of COVID-19. If you must go out, this form is a quick and easy way to keep track of your daily activities such as where you went and with whom you may have been in contact. Access to this information will help health care workers reach out quickly to anyone you may have been in contact with.
Customer Log:
Customer Log for Businesses, Restaurants and Licensed Premises (pdf)
Under current public health orders, businesses are being asked to collect information to help public health officials track the transmission of COVID-19 and alert those who may have been exposed to keep Manitobans safe and reduce the spread as much as possible.
For businesses: all information on the form below must be collected from patrons if your business is a restaurant or licensed premises, theatre, museum, gallery, library, personal service business, concert hall, or fitness facility.
Contact information must be collected from each person who attends the premises. If a business has a procedure in place for members to electronically record when they attend the facility, such a record can be used to satisfy the requirements of the orders.
The information must be securely retained for 21 days, after which it must be securely destroyed. Staff collecting the information should fill out the document themselves, should never ask patrons to fill it out, should never leave the document unattended and should store it securely after-hours. The information collected should only be used by Manitoba public health officials.
For the public: when you visit a restaurant or licensed premises, theatre, museum, gallery, library, personal service business, concert hall, or fitness facility, you must provide your contact information in order for Manitoba public health officials to alert you in the event you have been exposed to COVID-19 while visiting that facility. Your information will be securely kept by the business, will only be available to Manitoba public health officials, and will never be used for any purpose other than assisting with COVID-19 contact tracing.
Links
- Shared Health Manitoba - COVID-19
- Government of Canada Travel Health Notices
- Public Health Agency of Canada - Coronavirus disease (COVID-19)
- The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - 2019 Novel Coronavirus
- The World Health Organization - Coronavirus
- Public Health - Health, Seniors and Active Living
- City of Winnipeg (COVID-19)
