As we head toward the third Thanksgiving weekend held during the pandemic, Ottawa Public Health suggests people planning gatherings consider heading outdoors or opening windows indoors to improve the ventilation. Read More
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Another COVID-19 Thanksgiving: celebrate outside or open a window indoors, says Ottawa Public Health
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