Notably, children will no longer be removed from school or child care and advised to go for testing if they have a runny nose, headache, sore throat, fatigue or diarrhea.

Kids with runny noses, headaches now have to stay home from school and get COVID-19 test, say new rules starting Monday Ottawa Public Health's online screening quiz was revised on the weekend to ...

Kids' runny noses and sore throats are now a nightmare for parents like me Brianna Bell Special to The Globe and Mail Published October 4, 2020 ...

Children with minor symptoms like runny nose or sore throat should stay home, but don’t need to be tested for COVID-19, he said.

Yes, the child could have COVID-19, but the thing is if we send every kid home that has a runny nose then no one is going to be in school. Testing centres are just going to be overcrowded and they ...

Whether runny noses/nasal congestion is deemed by the province to be a COVID-19 symptom for children (some provinces require two or more symptoms for testing): B.C.: No Alta.: Yes Sask.: Yes Man ...

Parents running out of paid leave to care for a child with a simple runny nose or sore throat caught a break Thursday when Dr. Deena Hinshaw struck those from the list of core COVID-19 symptoms.

A fully stocked medicine cabinet is a must-have for parents. With kids back in school and cold and flu season in effect, many parents — myself included — are bracing for months of sniffles, runny ...

Notably, children will no longer be removed from school or child care and advised to go for testing if they have a runny nose, headache, sore throat, fatigue or diarrhea. Children displaying any one ...