Coronavirus COVID-19 (Updated March 28, 2022)
CISKD Letter to Parents – February 24, 2021
CISKD Communicable Disease Prevention Plan March 28, 2022
CISKD Letter to Parents – Phased Restart – December 30, 2021
Stage 2 Restart Health and Safety Protocols – August 25, 2020
Stage 2 Letter to parents from the Superintendent of Schools CISKD – August 25, 2020
CISKD has a Continuity of Learning page, it will be regularly updated with information as it becomes available.
Frequently asked questions on continuity of learning from the Ministry of Education.
Statement from Bishop Joseph Nguyen – March 18, 2020
Statement from Bishop Joseph Nguyen on Coronavirus (COVID-19) – March 17, 2020 – on the Roman Catholic Diocese of Kamloops website.
According to Health Canada, “COVID-19 is a serious health threat, and the situation is evolving daily. The risk will vary between and within communities, but given the increasing number of cases in Canada, the risk to Canadians is considered high.”
BC Government central information site : regularly updated with comprehensive information.
List of essential service providers.
For the most up to date information please visit :
BC Government COVID-19 Provincial Support and Information
Health Link BC Coronavirus Information
The BC Centre for Disease Control Coronavirus Information
BC Health Ministry Press Releases
Health Canada Coronavirus Information
World Health Organization Coronavirus Information
Travellers
Please visit Health Canada for the most up to date travel information.
What should we do
According to the Provincial Health Officer, these are the recommended actions for British Columbians:
- Cleaning your hands regularly
- Stay at home if possible
- Practice Physical Distancing
- Avoiding touching your face
- Coughing or sneezing into your elbow sleeve
- Disposing of tissues appropriately
- Staying home and away from others if you are sick. Anyone who is concerned they may have been exposed to, or are experiencing symptoms of, COVID-19 should contact their primary care provider, local public health office, or call 811. Translation services for 811 is available in 130 plus languages.