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How can an employee be supposed to be all ”content” with keeping one without confirming in government service for as long as 18 years and with no revision in the salary structure, can better be explained by the obsolete system of constituting Committees and Sub-Committees to submit recommendations and expert views on the issue. The problem of Community Information Centre operators working in UT Rural Development Department need to be resolved as they have been denied their own minimum “development” […]

Town of Bancroft enters agreement to use 2-1-1 phone service system

COVID-19 in Ottawa: Fast Facts for Feb. 12, 2021

Fast Facts: Ontario is postponing March Break for students and teachers in elementary and secondary schools until the week of April 12 Ontario will announce the colour-coded restrictions for Ottawa and eastern Ontario today; Ottawa expected to move to the Orange-Restrict zone on Feb. 16. Ottawa Public Health reports the 21 st straight day with fewer than 100 new cases of COVID-19 211 service sees increase in calls for help during the pandemic COVID-19 by the numbers in Ottawa (Ottawa Public Health data): New COVID-19 cases: 56 new cases on Thursday Total COVID-19 cases: 13,815 COVID-19 cases per 100,000 (previous seven days): 30.8 Positivity rate in Ottawa: 1.5 per cent (Feb. 3 – Feb. 9)

211 service sees increase in calls for help during pandemic

  OTTAWA The 211 service in Ottawa and across Canada is seeing an increase in calls for help accessing food, financial aid, mental health services and housing during the COVID-19 pandemic. New statistics from United Way Centraide Canada shows a 30 per cent increase in calls to 211 across Canada in March to December 2020, compared to the same period in 2019. Thursday is 211 Day, a day to raise awareness about the service. Mayor Jim Watson has proclaimed Thursday 211 Day in the City of Ottawa. “211 is a service that anybody can call for government, social, health, community services and its 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year. It’s available all the time,” said John Hoyles, executive director of Community Information Centre of Ottawa and 211 East.

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