詹嘉禮市議員：COVID-19 2020年4月11日更新
與士嘉堡慈恩醫院醫生的電話會議
我將在2020年4月14日下午7:00點（週二）與居民舉行電話會議。我們還將邀請士嘉堡慈恩醫院的醫生參加。如果您有興趣，請在以下網址註冊：點擊這裡 (4月14日的電話會議將以國語和廣東話進行)
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為長者提供的食物籃運送服務
多倫多市政府正與加拿大紅十字會合作，為無法離家出外的長者和其他有需要人士提供食物籃運送服務。紅十字會將開放熱線1-833-204-9952於給有需要此項服務的人士。
應付長期留在家中的方法
• 尋找令您放鬆或您喜歡的對身心健康活動。
• 稍作休息，不用不斷追蹤關於COVID-19的新聞。
• 給朋友和家人打電話或進行視像通話，熟悉的聲音和面孔能讓身處異地的親友感覺更加親近。
• 維持充足的飲食，以及保持每日6至8小時的充足睡眠。
• 計劃每日的起床時間，食譜以及睡眠時間。
多倫多市府
• 執行COVID-19法有關法例的執法人員將不會再專注市民在法例方面的教育。 他們將會向在公園聚集和使用已封閉設施的人發出告票。
• 春季娛慶活動已被取消。已繳款項將自動退還於已登記本季娛樂節目的人士，由於退款數量眾多，此過程最多可能需要4周的時間。居民可以向 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 查詢有關娛慶的問題或疑慮，亦可以與 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 查詢有關藝術和博物館的問題。
安大略省府
• 安大略省政府已將所有緊急法令延長至2020年4月23日。
• 省政府已實施以下措施以歇止COVID-19疫情:
O 簡化／改變現有建築用途的程序、並迅速地搭建臨時建築（例如帳篷）以滿足社區需求。措施能夠減輕醫療機構的壓力以及為庇護所提供更多可供睡眠的空間。
O 准許醫院在不改變現時勞資關係的情況下臨時使用養老院的床位和服務以舒緩增醫院的緊張情況。
O 由自2020年4月9日起禁止在官地露營。
O 通過緊急計劃幫助建築工人和企業改善現金流。計劃將解除《建築法》規定的時限和程序，並允許向承包商和分包商釋放預扣款項。
加拿大聯邦政府
• 政府已要求加拿大皇家騎警協調並執行隔離令，並要求任何進入加拿大的人必須自行隔離十四天並監測是否有出現COVID-19的症狀。
• 違反法令的人士將面臨最高750,000 加元和6個月監禁的嚴厲處罰
• 任何人對他人生命或身體造成威脅造將面臨最高100萬加元的罰款和長達3年的監禁。
• 今天下議院預計將通過一項730億加元的工資補貼計劃，計劃旨在幫助企業和工人 們渡過由COVID-19洐生的經濟難關。
O 該計劃將為在3月15日後收入下降15％的公司提供每位員工75％的工資補貼。
O 在3月份收入減少15％或於4月或5月收入減少30％的公司將有資格獲得工資補貼。
Jim Karygiannis ： COVID-19 Updates – April 11 2020
Teleconference with Scarborough Grace Hospital Doctors
I will be hosting a teleconference with front line doctors from Scarborough Grace Hospital and residents on April 17, 2020 at 7:00 pm. If you are interested, please sign up at: http://karygiannis.net/wp/teleconference/
Please take a moment to pass along this message to your family, neighbours and friends. If you would like to sign someone up for our e-mailing list, please send me their e-mail addresses at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
Food Hamper Delivery for Seniors
The City of Toronto is working with the Canadian Red Cross to provide food hamper delivery to seniors and others in need who are unable to leave their homes. The Red Cross will be accepting calls at 1-833-204-9952 for those who require this service.
Ways to Deal With Staying Home
• Find ways to relax and do healthy activities that you enjoy.
• Take breaks from checking the latest news on COVID-19.
• Call friends and family to hear a familiar voice. Make a video call to feel close when you‘re not together.
• Eat healthy meals and get 6-8 hours of sleep
• Plan when to wake up, what to eat and when to sleep
City of Toronto
• The COVID-19 Enforcement Team will no longer be focused on education. Enforcement officers will move to issuing tickets to people congregating in groups and using closed amenities in City parks.
• Spring Recreational Programs are cancelled. Refunds will automatically be processed for those who had registered for recreational programming. Due to the number of refunds, this process may take up to 4 weeks. Residents can contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with questions or concerns about recreation or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. about arts and museums.
Government of Ontario
• The Government of Ontario has extended all emergency orders put in place until April 23rd, 2020.
• The Government introduced new steps to help stop the spread of COVID-19:
O Making easier to repurpose existing buildings and put up temporary structures, like tents, so communities can meet their local needs quickly. This will reduce pressure on healthcare facilities and help shelters provide more sleeping space.
O Temporarily enabling hospitals to increase their capacity by using the beds and services of retirement homes without certain labour relations implications.
O Prohibiting recreational camping on Crown lands as of April 9 2020.
O Supporting construction workers and businesses with emergency action to help improve cash flow. This will lift the suspension of limitation and procedural time periods under the Construction Act and allow the release of holdback payments to contractors and subcontractors.
Government of Canada
• The RCMP has been asked to coordinate and enforce the order that any person entering Canada must isolate or quarantine (self-isolate) themselves for 14 days and monitor for signs and symptoms of COVID-19.
• Violating this order could have significant penalties, with fines up to $750,000 and/or imprisonment for 6 months.
• A person who causes risk of imminent death or bodily harm to another person is liable for a fine of up to $1,000,000 or imprisonment of up to 3 years, or both.
• A $73-billion wage subsidy program aimed at helping businesses and workers survive COVID-19 related economic instability should pass in the House of Commons today.
O The program will provide companies that have experienced a 15% drop in revenues since March 15 with a 75% wage subsidy per employee.
O Businesses that have lost 15% of their revenue in March or 30% of their revenues in April or May qualify for the wage subsidy.
Regards,
Jim Karygiannis,
Councillor, Ward 22 Scarborough-Agincourt
3850 Finch Ave E G7
Scarborough Ontario M1T 3T6
(416) 392 1374 Phone
(647) 723 0287 Fax
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