詹嘉禮市議員 ： COVID-19每日更新 – 2020年5月28日
ActiveTO自行車徑
市議會在今天通過了ActiveTO自行車網絡擴展計劃。Huntingwood Drive將增設自行車徑以提供居民更安全和有效地執行社交距離措施的環境。
在電塔通道草坪的自行車徑
我們過去曾向您提及過在McNicoll Avenue以南與在 Pharmacy Avenue 和Birchmont Road之間的電塔通道新建新的自行車徑的計劃。
市政府目前正在研究該處的電磁場數據，並正與有關公用事業公司簽訂基建協議。工程時間表仍有待落實，至另行通知為止。
有關在疫情期間保持身心健康的電話會議
我將會在本週五（5月29日）晚上7時主持一場有關如何在疫情期間保持身心健康的電話會議。與會的講者包括專業的心理學家和精神科醫生。
如果您有意參與該電話會議，請於會舉行時間致電加入。
電話: +1-416-915-6530
按照指示輸入會議代碼：288 491 712
口罩和洗手液派發
我將在5月30日（星期六）上午9:00至下午1:30 和6月6日（星期六）從早上10:00至下午2:00向居民派發口罩和洗手液。
请在此网页注册申请領取口罩和洗手液並填上你選擇領取口罩的日期。我們將會把有關領取當日的詳情通過電郵發送給您。如果您取消訂閱我們的電子郵件，我們將無法向您提供相有關資訊。
如果您在申報所得事情上需要幫助，ACSA正在網上為低收入和中等收入而且務狀況簡單的人士及家庭提供免費的稅務協助。更多詳情: 点击这里
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COVID-19 多倫多市累計個案
• 10,726宗累計確診病例
• 201宗新病例 (較日前多48宗)
• 367名患者需要入院，其中82人在重症監護病房留醫
• 累計800人死亡
• 累計7,944人康復
更多詳情請參閱多伦多公共卫生部网页
·多倫多市政府
·請在今年夏季里保持您的草坪和花園整潔。更多詳情: 点击这里
·根據《多倫多市政法規》第918章，您不能將車輛停泊在路邊「崖子」和行人道之間（俗稱「圍裙」apron）的區域。這是因為在此區域停泊會阻礙司機的視線。更多詳情: 点击这里
·裝修工程可能需要建築許可證方可執行。若果您在疫情期間未經許可便開始了工程，請暫停任何需要建築許可證但未獲批准的工程。更多詳情：点击这里
·多倫多市議會在今天通過了暫緩徵收繳物業稅的動議，而物業持有人不需繳付額外的過期付款引起的額外付款或其他罰款。擁有良好付款記錄的業主 – 截至2020年3月已繳交了所有稅款的業主可以要求在免息免罰的情況下得到最多6個月的額外期限準備繳納2020年6月1日至2020年11月30日期間的未繳稅款。申請人必須能夠證明COVID-19疫情帶來了如長期停薪或失去工作、過多的業務收入損失，業務倒閉、或企業將臨破產或已破產等的財務困難。更多詳情請瀏覽toronto.ca/propertytax
·安大略省政府
·省政府正在擴大醫療專業人員的職責範圍以包括在COVID-19爆發期間就長期護理院的人力管理、感染管理和資源管理做出決定。
·加拿大聯邦政府
·聯邦政府在今天沒有任何更新。
COVID-19 Updates – May 28, 2020
ActiveTO Bicycle Lanes
Today, City Council approved the expansion of Toronto’s cycling network through the ActiveTO program. Bicycle lanes will be implemented on Huntingwood Drive to allow for safer and better physical distancing.
Bicycle path on Hydro Corridor
In the past, we communicated with many of you with regard to the proposed bicycle trail on the Hydro Corridor on the south side of McNicoll Avenue between Pharmacy Avenue and Birchmount Road.
Currently, the City is reviewing electromagnetic field data and finalizing agreements with utility providers with infrastructure in the vicinity of the trail. The time needed to complete this work has not been determined and the project will be deferred until further notice. Read more…
Well-Being During COVID-19 Teleconference
I will be hosting a teleconference on how to stay mentally healthy during COVID-19 this Friday, May 29, 2020 at 7:00 PM. Joining in this teleconference will be psychologists and psychiatrists.
Phone: +1-416-915-6530
Follow the prompts and then enter the access code: 288 491 712
Face Mask and Hand Sanitizer Giveaway
I am giving away face masks and hand sanitizers on Saturday, May 30th from 9:00 am to 1:30 pm and Saturday, June 6th from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.
In order to be able to pick up face masks and hand sanitizers, please click here to pre-register and we will notify you which day you can come to pick up masks and sanitizers. Further details regarding pick-up will be sent to you by e-mail. If you have unsubscribed from our email list we will not be able to communicate with you.
You need help with filling your income tax ACSA’s Free Tax Clinic has gone virtual!
Tax filing support available to individuals and families with low and modest income and a simple tax situation Read more…
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COVID-19 cases reported in Toronto
·10,726 total cases
·201 new cases (48 more new cases from the day before)
·367 hospitalized with 82 in ICU
·800 deaths
·7,944 recovered
Full details from Toronto Public Health,
City of Toronto
·As we head into the summer months, please make sure that you keep your lawn and garden looking good. Read more..
·You cannot park on the boulevard area between the curb and sidewalk (which is referred to as the “apron”) according to Chapter 918 of the Toronto Municipal Code. It obstructs drivers’ line of sight. Read more..
·If you are doing renovations you may require a building permit. During COVID-19, many renovations have begun without a building permit. Please refrain from any renovation that may require a building permit. Read more..
·Today, Toronto City Council approved a temporary deferral of property tax payments, without property owners having to incur late payment fees or penalties. City of Toronto property owners with a good payment history – those up-to-date on their tax payments as of March 2020 – can request additional time to pay their taxes without incurring interest and late fees for a six-month period effective June 1 to November 30, 2020. Applicants must be able to demonstrate financial hardship resulting from COVID-19, including a prolonged suspension of pay or loss of employment, excessive business revenue loss or business closure, or a pending business insolvency or bankruptcy. For more information, please visit toronto.ca/propertytaxhelp.
Government of Ontario
·The Government of Ontario is extending the mandate of healthcare professionals who are making the decisions with respect to staffing levels, infection management and resources in long-term care homes during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Government of Canada
·There were no new updates from the Government of Canada today.
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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www.karygiannis.net