Tell premiers to protect our health heroes! Cliquez ici pour le français. Around the world, frontline health care workers are fighting for us all. The least we can do is keep them safe from COVID-19 by respecting their requests for protective equipment. Only three provinces – Alberta, Ontario and British Columbia – have agreements guaranteeing risk assessments that respect the clinical and professional judgement of health care workers to determine the level of personal protective equipment they need when caring for suspected, presumed or confirmed COVID-19 patients. These measures ensure workers' requests for PPE, such as an N95 respirator, cannot be unreasonably denied. Health care workers in every province and territory should have the same right to have their requests for access to protective equipment respected. Protect our health heroes! Send a tweet asking premiers of provinces and territories without agreements to guarantee workers' requests for PPE are respected. E-mail * Postal Code Select the premier you want to contact. Caroline Cochrane (Premier of Northwest Territories) Brian Pallister (Premier of Manitoba) Blaine Higgs (Premier of New Brunswick) Dwight Ball (Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador) Stephen McNeil (Premier of Nova Scotia) Dennis King (Premier of Prince Edward Island) Scott Moe (Premier of Saskatchewan) Joe Savikataaq (Premier of Nunavut) Sandy Silver (Premier of Yukon) Tweet a Mighty Tweet! I call on you to respect the clinical and professional judgement of health care workers in your province to determine the level of PPE they need for #COVID19. https://bit.ly/3aENCib @CFNU Tweet Email Opt In Yes, I would like to stay informed about this campaign Leave this field blank Powered by New/Mode Launch your own campaign now