#Safety Sunday: Stay Safe in the Summer Heat
BC Hydro and Island Health urge residents to use cooling spaces and watch for heat illness as air conditioning drives record demand.
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Editorial: Stay safe in the summer heat
Last week was hot. Really hot. It’s too early to tell if it will be our last sweltering stretch of summer, but according to BC Hydro the province set a new all-time summer peak electricity demand record on Tuesday and then again on Wednesday evening due to air conditioning. Hydro, along with Island Health, also offer a number of tips to stay cool during heat waves. Tips for those without air conditioning include using fans, and closing blinds an…
#Safety Sunday: Stay Safe in the Summer Heat
As temperatures rise across Bruce and Grey counties, spending time outdoors is one of the best parts of summer. Whether you’re heading to the beach, working in the yard, enjoying a community event, or simply taking a walk, it’s important to know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Taking a few simple precautions can help keep you and your loved ones safe all summer long. Know the Difference Heat Exhaustion Heat exhaustion occurs when y…
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