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Description: We’ve been living with the COVID-19 virus for nearly 3 years, and I think it’s safe to say we’re all exhausted. I wish I could say we’re almost in the clear, but unfortunately that is not the case.
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Subject: Furstenau, Sonia, Long COVID , Influenza, Respiratory Syncytial Virus, Protect Our Province BC, Safe Schools Coalition BC, BC Children's Hospital, Province of British Columbia, Eby, David
Group: Education, K to 12, Government Affairs, PPE, Masks, Medical Supplies, & Equipment, Testing, Case Counts, Analysis, & Modelling
Creator: Furstenau, Sonia
Publisher: Furstenau, Sonia
Coverage: British Columbia , Ontario--Peterborough
Format: Newsletter, Website content
Date: 2022-11
Description: BC Green Party leader Sonia Furstenau worries that Long COVID cases could soar among both children and adults following the NDP government's decision to relax COVID protections. She also says firm standards are needed to prevent the pandemic from spreading through the air in schools and other indoor spaces.
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Subject: Henry, Bonnie, Long COVID , Province of British Columbia, Ventilation, Furstenau, Sonia
Creator: Furstenau, Sonia , Amos, Bill
Publisher: George Straight
Source: Georgia Straight
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: Video recording
Date: 2022-04-17
Extent: 20:40
Description: Sonia Furstenau on Twitter: "The school year is right around the corner, but our #COVID19 plans are outdated. The #DeltaVariant has taken over - and it is more transmissible. This puts unvaccinated kids at risk, as we saw with the 150 kids <10 yrs old who tested positive in June and July. 1/ #bcpoli / A US report found that w/o masks, 70% of a classroom could contract the #DeltaVariant. As it stands, kids will not be adequately protected in schools - no vaccines for those under 12, no masks, even physical distancing of 2 m is no longer recommended. 2/ #bcpoli / It is important to prepare for a safe return and set realistic expectations in classrooms, but this gov’t needs to show they are continuing to take the risks of #LongCOVID seriously for unvaccinated children. 3/ #bcpoli / We need smaller class sizes & proper distancing, enhanced ventilation, mandatory masking, & contact tracing. All of this needs to be in place before children and teachers return to schools in September. 4/4 #bcpoli"
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Subject: Furstenau, Sonia, Province of British Columbia, Vaccinations, Variants of Concern, Ventilation, Long COVID , Delta Variant
Group: Education, K to 12, PPE, Masks, Medical Supplies, & Equipment
Creator: Furstenau, Sonia
Publisher: Furstenau, Sonia, Sonia Furstenau | @SoniaFurstenau
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: Twitter post
Date: 2021-08-03
Description: Sonia Furstenau on Twitter: "It has been a long 2 years for British Columbians. Many people are eager for the pandemic to be over, and others are still anxious about opening up. 1/ #bcpoli #COVID19BC / I am deeply concerned that without a plan for the future and clear information on why we’re making decisions, removing these measures will create more confusion, allow for greater transmission of COVID, and risk distrust in government. 2/ #bcpoli #COVID19BC / Learning to live with this virus should not mean pretending it is over; it should mean that we keep simple, universal basic protections in places where they keep us safe and provide a predictable plan that we can work towards and anticipate. 3/ #bcpoli #COVID19BC / We should be providing free N95 masks to all who want one, installing filtration in schools & public settings, subsidizing HEPA filters for other settings, and making rapid tests widely and freely available. We should be protecting everyone from the risk of #LongCovid. 4/ #bcpoli / Removing masking entirely sends a signal that the pandemic is over. Yesterday we had 14 deaths, a new variant is circulating around the world, and many epidemiologists and our provincial health officer have suggested we could see a fifth wave this year. 5/ #bcpoli #COVID19BC / We should have kept masks in place for essential services like public transit and other high-transmission settings with low ventilation. This would protect our most vulnerable, while opening up elective activities for people who are comfortable. 6/ #bcpoli #COVID19BC / British Columbians deserve the same predictability and clarity they received last summer with the re-opening plan. Without a plan and tools in place, we risk repeating the damaging cycle of imposing and removing mandates. 7/ #bcpoli #COVID19BC / Rebuilding and maintaining trust should be this government’s top priority. This government’s lack of transparency over the past year and failure to explain their decisions has resulted in an erosion of our collective sense of responsibility to each other. 8/ #bcpoli #COVID19BC / Without clear guidelines for imposing or rescinding mandates, British Columbians will only grow more disenfranchised. 9/9 #bcpoli #COVID19BC"
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Subject: Furstenau, Sonia, Province of British Columbia, Ventilation, Rapid Antigen Tests, Long COVID , Variants of Concern
Group: Government Affairs, PPE, Masks, Medical Supplies, & Equipment
Creator: Furstenau, Sonia
Publisher: Furstenau, Sonia, Sonia Furstenau | @SoniaFurstenau
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: Twitter post
Date: 2022-03-10
Description: Sonia Furstenau on Twitter: "In what was their final #COVID19 briefing for the foreseeable future our PHO and government have failed to educate British Columbians on the risks of #LongCOVID, of the airborne spread of this virus, and of the benefits of well-fitting & high-quality masks. 1/ #bcpoli #COVID19BC / This is a failure to provide essential information to the public, at a time when this government has transferred all responsibility to individuals to try to keep themselves and others safe from #COVID19 infection. 2/ #bcpoli #COVID19BC / In P.E.I & Quebec mask mandates have been extended until the end of the month in order to manage rising cases. It’s clear that the B.A.2 variant has taken over in BC, and yet we continue to act as though we're somehow going to avoid the impacts we’re seeing elsewhere. 3/ #bcpoli / This government is desperate to maintain its narrative around its management of this pandemic, and is doing so by limiting testing, monitoring, and reporting. They have closed down community monitoring at the beginning of a sixth wave. 4/ #bcpoli #COVID19BC #COVID19 / We've seen data transparency & public guidance be the focus of a responsible public health body, like in Peterborough. It's not an impossible task for a gov't to provide clear guidance to the public on the level of risk they are at. 5/5 #bcpoli #COVID19BC https://peterboroughpublichealth.ca/covid-19-risk-index/"
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Subject: Henry, Bonnie, Province of British Columbia, Furstenau, Sonia, Long COVID , Omicron Variant, Variants of Concern
Group: Government Affairs, PPE, Masks, Medical Supplies, & Equipment
Creator: Furstenau, Sonia
Publisher: Furstenau, Sonia, Sonia Furstenau | @SoniaFurstenau
Coverage: British Columbia , Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Ontario--Peterborough
Format: Twitter post
Date: 2022-04-05
Description: Sonia Furstenau on Twitter: "Instead of providing up to date data about the sixth wave, guidance on how to avoid infection from an airborne virus, or information about #LongCovid, the PHSA tries to rewrite history. #bcpoli #COVID19 #COVID19BC"
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Subject: Furstenau, Sonia, Provincial Health Services Authority, Rapid Antigen Tests, Twitter, Social Media, Long COVID , Omicron Variant, Variants of Concern
Group: Health Practitioners, Services, & Authorities, Testing, Case Counts, Analysis, & Modelling
Creator: Furstenau, Sonia
Publisher: Furstenau, Sonia, Sonia Furstenau | @SoniaFurstenau
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: Twitter post
Date: 2022-04-12
Relation: isbasedon:https://twitter.com/PHSAofBC/status/1513895186593726474
Description: Sonia Furstenau on Twitter: "Today in Question Period I again asked @adriandix if his gov’t is collecting #LongCovid data, if they are working to help those affected by chronic symptoms, & if they will listen to #bced calls for more safety measures. I didn’t really get an answer to any of the Qs. 1/ #bcpoli Instead he noted other figures, programs gov’t is funding and reiterating the seriousness of the virus. This misses the point as to why collecting #LongCovid data is so important - because it allows us to create better policy and increases trust in gov’t decision making. 2/ If you want to read the full thread on today's Question Period or the rest of the work we do in the House follow the @bcgreencaucus ! 3/3 #bcpoli #COVID19 #LongCovid"
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Subject: Furstenau, Sonia, Dix, Adrian, Long COVID , Province of British Columbia
Group: Government Affairs
Creator: Furstenau, Sonia
Publisher: Furstenau, Sonia, Sonia Furstenau | @SoniaFurstenau
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: Twitter post, Video recording
Date: 2021-03-22
Extent: 1:42
Relation: ispartof:https://twitter.com/SoniaFurstenau/status/1374152502803800072
Description: In the sixth wave of the COVID pandemic, British Columbians have been left to their own devices, when what we need is for the provincial government to step up.
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Subject: Province of British Columbia, Conway, Brian, Omicron Variant, Variants of Concern, Long COVID
Group: Government Affairs
Creator: Furstenau, Sonia , Fisman, David
Publisher: Daily Guardian Canada
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: News media
Date: 2022-04-21
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