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But the health authority has still alerted the public about the following exposures.
Five of the exposure alerts were at Vancouver public schools. Britannia Secondary had an exposure on January 11, Vancouver Technical Secondary had one on January 7 and 8, David Oppenheimer Elementary had one on January 7 and 8, Elsie Roy Elementary had one from January 4 to 8, and Dr. H N MacCorkindale Elementary had one on January 8.
The private Vancouver College also reported an exposure on January 13.
Contact tracers are reaching out to close contacts directly. Those who don’t receive a phone call from public health staff can continue to attend school as usual.
VANCOUVER Organizers of the first-ever Black Shirt Day at B.C. schools are calling it a success. “We are overwhelmed with the reception Black Shirt Day has had,” said Kamika Williams, of the Anti-Racism Coalition of Vancouver. “It has been amazing and it has spread across Canada, New Zealand and Germany.” Williams is one of the organizers who picked Jan. 15 to encourage students to wear black shirts to school to push for more Black history education in their curriculums. “It’s also a day to spread awareness of the ongoing struggle that Black and racialized Canadians have faced for hundreds of years,” Williams said.