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Health and health services

Direct-to-public health services

§  all health-care services, including acute care (hospitals), secondary/long-term care, coroners' services, health-care providers working within and outside an acute care setting and other health services, including public health, detox facilities, safe-injection sites, COVID-19 testing, clinical research supporting the COVID-19 response, blood/plasma donation services and emergency pre-hospitalization services;

§  other health services and caregivers (e.g., physicians, dentists, psychiatrists, psychologists, mid-level practitioners, nurses and assistants, infection-control and quality-assurance personnel, pharmacists, physical and occupational therapists and assistants, social workers, mental-health and substance-use workers, including peer support workers, speech pathologists, diagnostic and therapeutic technicians and technologists, counsellors, chiropractors, naturopaths, dentists, crisis centres, outreach workers, overdose and harm-reduction services, meal programs; and

§  health first responders (paramedics).

Health service providers

§  pharmaceutical production, medical laboratories/research, medical testing, pharmacies, medical supply and equipment manufacturers, wholesale, distribution and stores, and analytical testing labs related to testing of finished product for pathogens and contaminants;

§  safety supply (e.g., work clothes, personal protective equipment, medical/pharmaceutical/ laboratory supplies, etc.) stores, manufacturers, technicians, logistics and warehouse operators;

§  medical wholesale and distribution; and

§  health plans, billing and health information.

Law enforcement, public safety, first responders, emergency response personnel

§  first responders, including police, fire and those services providing for public safety, including commercial vehicle safety enforcement, corrections and detainment facilities, park rangers, security and protective services, court services, bylaw enforcement, as well as communications/dispatching support for first responders and volunteers, such as search-and-rescue and public-safety lifeline volunteers;

§  public-sector workers for peace, order and good government, and employees of contracted service providers in these fields, including maintenance of technical infrastructure to support this work and compliance with health and public-safety orders;

§  businesses that provide support to police and correctional services;

§  operations and services in support of the Canadian Armed Forces and Canadian Border Services Agency;

§  emergency management personnel at local, regional and provincial levels;

§  businesses that ensure global continuity of supply of aggregates to support critical infrastructure repairs and emergency response requirements (e.g., sandbags, armour stone barriers, etc.); and

§  equipment and uniform suppliers for first responders.

Vulnerable population service providers

§  businesses and non-profits that provide food, shelter, social and support services, and other necessities of life for economically disadvantaged or otherwise vulnerable individuals, such as:

§  food banks, community kitchens, and voluntary and community service providers;

§  residential health facilities, mental-health, substance-use and addictions services;

§  transitional, social and supportive housing, and single-room occupancy housing;

§  community services and outreach for immigrants, refugees, vulnerable populations and non-market housing, including businesses that sell, rent or repair assistive/mobility/medical devices, aids and/or supplies;

§  care for seniors, adults, children or individuals with disabilities;

§  child care services for those persons providing essential services;

§  caregivers for children in care and out of care;

§  elder and disability care, including disabled service support for people with physical and cognitive disabilities;

§  residential care for individuals with mental health and substance use challenges, including licensed and registered treatment and recovery facilities;

§  government and non-profit service delivery staff who provide access to income supports for people in need of food and shelter;  

§  residential and care facilities and shelters for seniors, adults, children and people with disabilities;

§  overdose prevention sites, clinical overdose prevention services or medical marijuana provision; and

§  businesses that sell, rent or repair assistive/mobility/medical devices, aids and/or supplies, or other products/services that support the health sector, including mental-health and addictions/counselling supports.

Critical infrastructure service providers

§  infrastructure, drilling and production, refineries, processing, completion facilities, utilities, transportation, transmission, stations and storage facilities critical in supporting daily essential electricity needs, drinking water, waste water, electricity (including associated infrastructure), steam, alternative energy production, waste and hazardous management, industrial recycling, oil and natural and propane gas, fuel and other fuel sources, such as heating oil and wood pellets, as well as operating staff;

§  manufacturing of goods necessary for the continued and immediate operation of other essential infrastructure and businesses;

§  gas stations, diesel, propane and heating fuel providers including providers of motor vehicle, aircraft and water/marine fuels, and providers of charging stations for electric vehicles; and

§  operations and employees needed to operate and maintain drinking water and wastewater/drainage infrastructure, including:

§  operational staff at water authorities;

§  operational staff at community water systems;

§  operational staff at wastewater treatment facilities;

§  workers repairing water and wastewater conveyances and performing required sampling or monitoring;

§  operational staff for water distribution and testing;

§  operational staff at wastewater collection facilities;

§  operational staff and technical support for supervisory control and data-acquisition control systems;

§  chemical disinfectant suppliers for wastewater and personnel protection; and

§  workers who maintain digital systems infrastructure supporting water and wastewater operations.

Food and agriculture service providers

§  food cultivation, including farming, livestock, aquaculture and fishing, and businesses that support the food supply chain, as well as community gardens and subsistence agriculture;

§  food processing, manufacturing, storage and distribution of foods, feed products and beverages;

§  workers essential to maintaining or repairing equipment in food processing and distribution centres;

§  workers, including temporary foreign workers, to support agricultural operations to enhance food security;

§  retail: grocery stores, convenience stores, farmers markets and other establishments engaged in the retail sale or provision of food, pet or livestock supply, liquor, cannabis (including producers), and any other household consumer products, such as cleaning and personal care products. 

§  includes stores that sell groceries and also sell other non-grocery products, and products necessary to maintaining the safety, sanitation and essential daily operation of residences. such as home supply, hardware, building material stores, pawn brokers, and garden centres and nurseries;

§  farming supply, including seed, fertilizer, pesticides, farm-machinery sales and maintenance;

§  inspection services and associated regulatory and government workforce and supporting businesses required for slaughter of animals, dairy production and food safety; and

§  businesses that provide for the health and welfare of animals, including veterinarians, farms, boarding kennels, stables, animal shelters, zoos, aquariums, research facilities and other service providers.

Transportation, infrastructure and manufacturing

§  supply chain services needed to supply goods for societal functioning, including cooling, storing, packaging, transportation, warehousing and distribution;

§  workers who support the maintenance and operation of cargo transportation services, including crews, maintenance, operations and other facilities workers;

§  manufacturers and distributors (to include service centres and related operations) of packaging materials, pallets, crates, containers and other supplies needed to support manufacturing, packaging staging and distribution operations;

§  truck drivers who haul hazardous and waste materials to support critical infrastructure, capabilities, functions, and municipal and provincial services;

§  local, regional, and provincial delivery services, including but not limited to businesses that ship or deliver groceries, food, goods or services directly to business and residences and mailing and shipping services;

§  services to support and enable transportation, including highway, road, bridge maintenance and repair;

§  employees who repair, maintain and overhaul vehicles, aircraft and parts, rail equipment, marine vessels, and the equipment and infrastructure that enables operations that encompass movement of cargo and passengers, as well as vehicle rentals and leasing;

§  services that facilitate the transportation of essential supplies, personnel and services, including port/waterfront operations, road, air and rail operations;

§  facilities supporting interprovincial and intra-provincial delivery of goods, including truck scales, commercial vehicle inspection stations, brokerages, truck towing and repair services, commercial cardlock fuel providers, truck and rest stops;

§  government-owned or leased buildings;

§  businesses that supply other essential businesses and people working from home with the support or supplies necessary to operate;

§  private transportation services, such as taxis, ride-hailing, helicopter, aircraft and marine vessels;

§  public transportation services under rules for physical distancing or other recommendations from the PHO;

§  workers supporting the chemical and industrial gas supply chains, including workers at chemical manufacturing plants, workers in laboratories, workers at distribution facilities, workers who transport basic raw chemical materials to the producers of industrial and consumer goods and support the natural resource sector, as well as workers supporting safety at such facilities;

§  provision of public services that support the safe operation of regulated businesses and the provision of public services that support those businesses to meet other regulatory requirements;

§  workers who support the operation, inspection, and maintenance of essential public works facilities and operations;

§  workers who support the inspection and maintenance for ongoing safety at industrial facilities;

§  inspectors who ensure worksites are safe and health for workers, and who investigate serious workplace accidents;

§  workers who process and manage claims made by injured workers, including services related to their care and treatment, as well as the provision of workers’ compensation benefits;

§  hotels and places of accommodation;

§  activities of the consuls general and staff who support the work of the consuls general;

§  landlords of buildings where the consulates are located and those who must guarantee access to consular offices as well as the operation of the consular offices;

§  storage for essential businesses;

§  businesses that provide materials and services for the operation, maintenance and safety of transportation systems (road, transit, rail, air and marine) including delivery of maintenance services, such as clearing snow, response to collisions and completing needed repairs to transportation systems;

§  businesses that extract, manufacture, process and distribute goods, products, equipment and materials, including businesses that manufacture inputs to other manufacturers (e.g., primary metal/steel, blow moulding, component manufacturers, chemicals, etc., that feed the end-product manufacturer);

§  vegetation management crews and traffic workers who support environmental remediation/monitoring and who respond to environmental emergencies;

§  businesses providing staffing services, including temporary labour services; and

§  businesses that support the safe operations of residences, essential businesses and facilities/buildings.

Sanitation

§  cleaning services necessary to provide and maintain disinfection;

§  manufacturing of sanitary products, household paper products, chemicals, microelectronics/semi-conductor, including companies able to retrofit their production facilities to produce goods/services that can be used to address critical shortages of sanitary and protective goods;

§  businesses that support environmental management/monitoring and spill cleanup and response, including environmental consulting firms, professional engineers and geoscientists, septic haulers, well drillers, pesticides applicators and exterminators, management of industrial sewage/effluent (e.g., for mining operations) and environmental laboratories; and

§  waste (garbage and organics) and recycling collection, processing and disposal.

Communications, information sharing and information technology (IT)

§  workers maintaining IT and communications infrastructure for medical facilities, governments facilities, emergency response and command agencies, energy and utilities, banks and financial institutions, employees working from home, and other critical infrastructure categories and personnel, including managing information and cyber-security incidents;

§  newspapers, television, radio, online news outlets and other media services;

§  IT, radio, cable providers and telecommunications services, including phone, internet, wireless communications and data centres; and

§  satellite operations, undersea cable landing stations, internet exchange points, and manufacturers and distributors of communications equipment.

Non-health essential service providers

§  feed, water, bedding, veterinary care, veterinary supply, transport and processing services for livestock, animal shelters and pets;

§  coroners and workers performing mortuary services, including funeral homes, crematoriums and cemeteries, as well as workers supporting the appropriate handling, identification, storage, transportation and certification of human remains;

§  banks and their branches, credit unions and related financial institutions, as well as workers who support security and technical operations supporting financial institutions;

§  capital markets, including the British Columbia Securities Commission, self-regulatory organizations, exchanges, clearing agencies and investment-fund dealers, advisers and managers;

§  services related to bankruptcy/credit restructuring and non-bank sources of capital, cheque-cashing outlets, money sending and money remittance services, currency exchange services, pawn brokers;

§  accounting, payroll, translation services, legal services and insurance providers; insurance assessment and adjudication providers;

§  plumbers, electricians, elevator maintenance providers, exterminators, property management services, custodial/janitorial workers, cleaning services, fire safety and sprinkler systems, building systems maintenance and repair technicians, engineers, mechanics, smelters and other service providers who provide services that are necessary to maintaining the safety, sanitation and daily essential operation of residences and commercial buildings;

§  educational institutions — including public and private K-12 schools, and public post-secondary institutions — for purposes of facilitating remote learning or performing essential functions, including services that are needed to ensure the safety, security, welfare, integrity and health of the community, property and research and certain operational and contractual activities, if operating under rules for physical distancing or other recommendations from the PHO;

§  in relation to research universities, services including COVID-19-related research, residential housing and food services for students on campus, building operations and risk management, animal care services, health services for students, IT including data security and infrastructure, finance/payroll/administration/HR/communications and child care for essential university staff;

§  laundromats, dry cleaners and laundry service providers;

§  restaurants and other facilities that prepare and serve food, if operating under rules for social and physical distancing or other recommendations from the PHO;

§  towing services and other vehicle repair/maintenance operations;

§  schools and other entities that provide free food services to students or members of the public, if operating under rules for physical distancing or other recommendations from the PHO;

§  construction work, in accordance with PHO direction, construction firms, skilled trades and professionals, and construction and light industrial machinery and equipment rental;

§  businesses that ensure global continuity of supply of primary and value-added forestry/silviculture products (e.g., lumber, pulp, paper, wood fuel, etc.) including soft-pulp products, such as protective masks, gowns, drapes, screens and other hospital supplies, as well as household paper products;

§  postal services, including both public and private mailing, shipping, logistics, courier, delivery services and post office boxes;

§  research services supporting essential sectors, including medical/clinical research and industrial research;

§  all government (local, regional, provincial) functions or services;

§  businesses and non-profits that provide support services to citizens and businesses on behalf of government – these include but are not limited to: income assistance and disability assistance, pensions, residential tenancy, BC Services Card, drivers’ licensing, Affordable Child Care Benefit, Medical Services Plan, forest-worker support programs, notary, commissioner, affidavits, pesticide exams, invigilation for essential trades, 1 888 COVID19, verify by video, and helpdesk for BCeID;

§  weather forecasters;

§  businesses that ensure global continuity of supply of mining materials and products (e.g., metals such as copper, nickel and gold) and that support supply chains including

§  mining operations, production and processing;

§  mineral exploration and development; and

§  mining supply and services that support supply chains in the mining industry including maintenance of operations, health and safety;

§  workers at operations centres necessary to maintain other essential functions;

§  professional services, including lawyers and paralegals, engineers, accountants, translators;

§  land registration services and real estate agent services;

§  building code enforcement, inspection of buildings, building sites and building systems by building officials and registered professionals (architects and engineers);

§  public washrooms and hygiene facilities (toilets, handwash stations, showers) for unsheltered persons; and

§  parks and green space for public health and sheltering (for people experiencing homelessness).

 


 

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더불어민주당 설훈 최고위원6월 15일 오후 5시 줌온라인코로나19로 다수의 모임이 불가능한 가운데 민주평통이 온라인으로 한국의 평화통일을 위한 강연회를 갖고 있다.민주평화통일자문회의 밴쿠버협의회(회장 정기봉)은 밴쿠버 시간으로 15일 오후 5시에 '2020 밴쿠
06-11
밴쿠버 BC 코로나19보다 마약과용 사망자 더 많아
5월에만 170명 사망해 코로나 전체 사망자 추월3달 연속 사망자 100명 넘겨, 사망자 80% 남성 코로나19를 막기 위해 사회활동 봉쇄까지 했지만 정작 더 무서운 것은 바로 펜타닐과 같은 불법마약이었다.BC주 검시소가 11일 발표한 자료에 내용에 따르면 5
06-11
캐나다 코로나19로 오히려 살만 쪘나?
코로나19 대유행 이후 집에만 있고 스트레스를 받아 몸무게 늘은 인구 증가. 사진=365mc대유행 전보다 몸무게 늘었다 대답 31%대체적으로 과일과 야채 섭취량 늘렸다코로나19로 사회적거리두기를 하면서 많은 캐나다인들이 살이 찐 것 같다고 대답을 했는데 이는 캐나다인만
06-11
캐나다 [11일 실시간 코로나19 업데이트] BC주 식당 동시 수용 인원 자율에 맡기도록…
BC주 5일 연속 사망자 "0"전국 상황도 크게 개선 돼6월 들어 전국의 코로나19 확진자 수나 사망자 수가 크게 감소하는 추세 속에 BC주에서는 6일 연속 사망자가 나오지 않는 좋은 모습을 보이면서 식당에 대한 완화조치가 추가 됐다.11일 현재 전국
06-11
세계한인 송혜교 "잘 지내고 있네"→이진 "잘 버티고 있어"…우정 ing [★SHOT!]
[OSEN=장우영 기자] 배우 송혜교와 이진의 우정이 이어지고 있다.이진은 11일 자신의 인스타그램에 “고기 먹기 좋은 날”이라는 글과 사진을 올리며 근황을 전했다.사진 속에는 야외 테이블에서 고기를 먹고 있는 이진의 모습이 담겼다. 브라운 컬러의
06-11
세계한인 [사진] ‘인종차별 상징’ 지목, 짓밟힌 콜럼버스 동상
‘흑인 조지 플로이드 사망사건’으로 촉발된 인종차별 항의 시위에 참여한 시민들이 10일(현지시간) 미국 미네소타주 세인트폴의 주의회 의사당 밖에 세워져 있던 크리스토퍼 콜럼버스의 동상을 끌어내린 뒤 짓밟고 있다. 콜럼버스는 아메리카 신대륙을 발견한
06-11
세계한인 9/11보안세, 연대세, 항공여객세...항공료 속에 숨은 세금들
인천공항에서 이륙하고 있는 대한항공 여객기. 해외여행이나 출장 등을 위해 항공권을 고를 때 중요하게 고려하는 항목은 대체로 날짜, 소요 시간, 요금 등일 텐데요. 날짜가 맞고, 가급적 직항이면서 가격도 저렴하면 금상첨화겠죠. 그런데 항공권 가격, 즉
06-11
밴쿠버 활동규제 완화 후 대중교통 이용자 큰 폭 증가
4월 초에 비해 85% 증가웨스트코스트 이용률 2배지난 5월 중순부터 코로나19로 인한 봉쇄정책을 완화하자 다시 대중교통 이용자 수가 크게 증가하고 있다.트랜스링크는 4월 초에 비해 지난 주 대중교통 이용자 수가 85%나 증가했다고 10일 발표했다.4월 5-11일까지
06-10
밴쿠버 BC주 비상선포 기간 연장...6월 23일까지
존 호건 BC주수상은 6월 10일 기자회견을 통해 BC주 비상선포 기간을 6월 23일까지 연장한다고 설명했다. (BC주정부 페이스북 실시간 방송 캡쳐)BC사상 최장 비상상황 기록지난 3월 18일 첫 발령되었던 코로나19 응급상황이 다시 6번째 연장됐다.존 호건 BC주
06-10
캐나다 [10일 실시간 코로나19 업데이트] 캐나다 사망자 8천명 코 앞에
10일 현재 총 사망자 7960명 기록위중한 입원환자 아직도 많이 남아캐나다 전체적으로 코로나19 확산은 안정세를 보이고 있지만 장기요양시설에 있던 노인들이 아직 많이 감염상태로 치료 중에 있어 코로나로 인한 사망자 수는 당분간 두자리수를 유지할 것으로 보인다.10일
06-10
캐나다 넬리 신 의원, 연방정부 각 민족 언어 언론지원 강조
넬리 신 하원의원이 지난 5월 6일 하원에서 각 민족 언론사 지원에 대해 대정부 질의를 했다.연방정부 민족 언론에 3000만 달러 광고예산 배정신 의원, "소수민족 모국어 언론통한 정보 중요하다"넬리 신 하원의원은 지난 3일자로 연방 스티븐 길볼트 문
06-10
밴쿠버 뉴비스타 한인요양원 마침내 9월 12일 개원 예정
밴쿠버시온선교합창단의 정성자 단장(가운데 우측)이 2009년 정기공연 통해 모금한 한인공립요양원을 위한 자선기금 2만 달러를 무궁화재단의 오유순 이사장(가운데 좌측)과 이사들에게 지난 1월 22일 전달했다.(표영태 기자)아직도 입주 신청자 모집 중벽에 천불 이상 후원자
06-10
캐나다 말도 많고 탈도 많은 캐나다 응급지원금
저스틴 트뤼도 연방총리의 9일 오전 일일 브리핑 모습(실시간 방송 캡쳐)무자격자들 19만 명 반환무자격 신청 6개월 금고?대신 신청 사기범죄 기승코로나19로 인해 수입이 줄어들거나 없어진 노동자를 위한 연방정부의 응급지원금이 무자격자 수령을 비롯해 사기범죄에 악용되는
06-10
캐나다 시민권자/영주권자 직계가족 캐나다 입국 허용
CBSA 페이스북 사진15일이상 체류할 경우에 한 해14일간 의무자가 격리 이행 요캐나다국경관리국은(CBSA)은 9일부터 캐나다 시민권자 및 영주권자의 직계가족이 15일 이상 가족과 캐나다에 체류할 목적인 경우 입국을 허용한다고 밝혔다.직계가족은 배우자, 부양자녀, 부
06-10
세계한인 강경화 장관, "백신개발 후 공평·안정보급 국제사회 공조" 강조
제9차 '코로나19 국제협의그룹' 다자간 외교장관 화상회의디지털 뉴딜과 그린 뉴딜 두 축으로 하는 ‘한국판 뉴딜’ 소개강경화 외교부장관은 지난 9일(화)(한국시간) 오후 9시 제9차 '코로나19 국제협의그룹' 다자간 외
06-10
밴쿠버 2020년도 캐나다한인과학기술자협회 장학생 선발 중
최대 9명 선발, 1000~3000달러 장학금 지급신청 마감은 7월 20일, 발표는 7월 24일 예정캐나다한인과학장학재단(KCSSF)과 캐나다한인과학기술자협회(AKCSE)가  젊은 과학기술 인재양성을 위해  2020년도 장학생을 선발한다고 발표했다.장
06-10
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