Government of Ontario

Suze Morrison

MPP, Toronto Centre

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COVID-19 Information

 

As your Member of Provincial Parliament, my caucus colleagues and I have been working to ensure that the provincial government is communicating with Ontarians about emergency preparedness planning related to COVID-19. Specifically, we have been asking about contingency plans for public services, hospitals, workers and businesses. 

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Do you have an experience about tenant rights that you want to share with MPP Suze Morrison? Let us know here!

You can now connect with MPP Suze Morrison and your neighbours on my new podcast, Stories for Change.

 

 

Safe September Petition linkSign the petition for a safe return to school in September!

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People are stepping up to honour physical distancing. People like you deserve economic security through this crisis.

I support MPP Andrea Horwath's proposals for $2000 in emergency income for everyone who has lost work or hours due to this pandemic, and for tenants who have lost income to receive an 80% rent-subsidy up to $2,500.

 

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My Office has also put together these pages about some of the concerns we hear most:

 

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You can read my most recent community newsletters here:

 

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You deserve the best up-to-date public health information about COVID-19. Updates are available daily on the following websites:

 

  • Toronto.ca/coronavirus: Information from Toronto Public Health on local cases, how to protect yourself and where to seek further medical support.
  • Ontario.ca/coronavirus: Information from Ontario’s Ministry of Health and Long Term Care — find out how to protect yourself, what to do if you’re sick and how to recognize possible symptoms. Updated twice daily, in 30 languages.
  • Canada.ca/coronavirus: Information from the Government of Ontario and the Public Health Agency of Canada — updates on the national response, travel advice and preparedness.
  • Travel.gc.ca: Important travel advisories and restrictions related to COVID-19, from the Government of Canada.
  • Telehealth Ontario: For medical advice, you may contact Telehealth Ontario, a free, confidential service — telephone: 1-866-797-0000

Toronto Public Health Hotline: Telephone: 416-338-7600 [Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. – 8 p.m. (closed on statutory holidays). Saturday and Sunday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Translation is available in many languages.] Email: PublicHealth@toronto.ca 

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