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Latest update: October 27, 2020The village of Senneville is still closely monitoring the evolution of the situation with the various government stakeholders and relies on their recommendations to put in place the necessary measures to protect the population. Level 4 - Maximal Alert (red zone)Since October 8, 2020: Maximum Alert includes targeted and additional more restrictive measures that could extend to prohibiting non-essential activities in situations where risk cannot be sufficiently contained, while avoiding the generalized confinement that was experienced during the first wave of the pandemic as much as possible. |
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Level 4 - Maximal Alert (red zone)
As of October 1st, the Montreal region will reach level 4 - maximum alert (red zone) according to the map of COVID-19 alert levels of the Direction générale de la Santé publique du Québec.
Several government restrictions targeting activities and situations where the risk of transmission is considered higher have been announced.
Alert level 3 (Orange Zone)
Since September 20th, the Montreal region has reached level 3 - alert according to the alert levels map of the Direction de la Santé publique.
Some government restrictions targeting industries and circumstances where the risk of transmission is considered higher have been announced.
Transition from the canada emergency response benefit (CERB) to the employment insurance program
The government is facilitating access to the Employment Insurance program from September 27, 2020 to September 26, 2021, for workers who had an insurable employment.
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Information on COVID-19 and preventive measures
The Montréal West Island Integrated University Health and Social Services Centre would like to inform you of the new hours of operation for the MWI IUHSSC’s Info Line, which serves the population at large. For any questions regarding the services offered by our institution, you can call 514 630-2123, from 10 am to 6 pm, seven days a week.
You can also visit our website for a wide range of useful information (www.ciusss-ouestmtl.gouv.qc.ca), or you can send an email to the following address:informations.comtl@ssss.gouv.qc.ca.
Citizens who have questions about the COVID-19 are invited to consult official sources of information. These sites are updated regularly:
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Available resources
Montreal Public Health Publications
The link below provides information and recommendations published by Santé Montréal, Montreal’s Public Health Services. These pages include measures taken by the government, where to access designated COVID-19 clinics, what number to call if you’re experiencing any symptoms, and important information tools:
https://santemontreal.qc.ca/en/public/coronavirus-covid-19/
Regular updates of the number of confirmed cases for respective boroughs and cities can also be found by clicking the link under the heading, “Current situation in Montréal”.
Senneville neighborhood watch
Out of solidarity, the Senneville Neighborhood Watch volunteers are suggesting a support and assistance system between citizens. If you would like more information, we suggest that you contact the Neighborhood Watch coordinator at: SQSennevilleNW@gmail.com
Senneville neighborhood watch
SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT
The current events surrounding the Covid-19 can affect all spheres of life. Whether for people suffering from anxiety or mental disorders needing reassurance, for elderly people wondering if they can receive home support during this crisis period, or for legal aid concerning labor law or consumer law, the 2-1-1 team is there to inform and reassure.
211 is an information and social referral service, which, thanks to an easy-to-remember three-digit (2-1-1)telephone number, allows anyone with social needs to find free or low-cost services.
The service is free, confidential and anonymous. It is available from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., 7 days a week, 365 days a year, including holidays.
The 211service is also a website, www.211qc.ca, which lists more than 5,000 public, parapublic and community social organizations located in the Greater Montreal area, whose mission is to directly help citizens grappling with different difficult life situations.
SUPPORT FOR PERSONS IN ISOLATION
The Canadian Red Cross offers support and comfort to repatriated Canadians who are quarantined for a period of 14 days.
Among the services offered, the Red Cross is providing information, meal delivery, safety and well-being support, wellness checks and referrals for mental health needs.
To have access to these services, call 1 800-863-6582.