I was recently interviewed by the Toronto Star on this project and why we began to collect stories related to the pandemic almost as soon as it was declared. I directed the reporter to this exhibit and realized that it had been some time since we had added anything new here. We are quickly approachingContinue reading “COVID-19: The Second Anniversary”
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Reflections from almost five months on…
By Lisa Terech, Community Engagement It’s been almost five month since Friday March 13, the day the OM made the decision to cancel March Break programs and, “out of an abundance of caution,” close the Museum to visitors. Little did we know that the Provincial State of Emergency which came into effect shortly afterwards wouldContinue reading “Reflections from almost five months on…”
Signs of the Time
Photographed by Merle Cole
Signs of the Time
Photographed by Merle Cole
A Community Member’s Reflections on COVID-19
By Linda Cory Bazowsky Winter/Spring 2020 It’s Here! We all knew COVID-19 was coming! The big question was “When?” Trailing close behind and of equal importance were the “Why,” the “Where,” and lastly, the “How.” Let’s start with the “When?” History has shown us that pandemics have occurred for as long as mankind has beenContinue reading “A Community Member’s Reflections on COVID-19”
Signs of the Time
Photographed by Merle Cole
CLOCA and COVID-19
By Patricia Lowe, Director Community Engagement, Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLOCA) A Business Continuity Plan has assisted Central Lake Ontario Conservation with the closure of its offices and Conservation Areas in response to the current COVID-19 pandemic. Like other businesses in Oshawa it is anything but business as usual, but business continues nonetheless. OurContinue reading “CLOCA and COVID-19”
COVID-19 in Oshawa 