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There has been a growing number of large inflatable pools sold in Nova Scotia. Unfortunately, most of these pools are going into backyards that do not have proper regulation fencing and gating. We must insist on proactive inspection for these pools. Because children can drown in only 1 inch of water, kiddie pools need to be included in our regulation. We are all responsible for the children in our neighbourhoods. None of us want the death of a child on our conscience.
Pool Safety Saves Our Children
None of us wants the death of a child on our conscience.
Let's have fun not funerals
DROWNING is death caused by the filling of the lungs by a liquid causing the interruption of the body's exchange of oxygen from the air leading to asphyxia.
NEAR DROWNING is the survival of a drowning event involving unconsciousness or significant water inhalation and can lead to serious secondary complications, including death, after the event. Cases of near drowning therefore also require attention by medical professionals.
SECONDARY DROWNING is death due to chemical or biological changes in the lungs after a near drowning incident.
NEAR DROWNING is the survival of a drowning event involving unconsciousness or significant water inhalation and can lead to serious secondary complications, including death, after the event. Cases of near drowning therefore also require attention by medical professionals.
SECONDARY DROWNING is death due to chemical or biological changes in the lungs after a near drowning incident.
IMPORTANT LINKS
- 1. NS Children's Aid/Children's Services Concerns
- 2. What's Wrong with Nova Scotia's Children and Family Service Act:Comments & Recommendations
- 3. Former Reviews: They can do it Again! - We want a General Inquiry!
- 4. Nova Scotia and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
- 5.Totally Deceived: The Journey Out of Denial
Labels
- 1. Recommendations (1)
- 2. Nova Scotia Toddler Drowns in Pool (1)
- 3. Toddlers fight for life after pool accident (1)
- ABC and D's of Drowning Prevention (1)
- Bacteria Virus and Fungus Infection (1)
- Canada Red Cross - Pool Safety (1)
- Child’s Death and Another’s Near Drowning (1)
- Cracks Down on Swimming Pool Safety Violations (1)
- Halifax RM Councillor District 6 Andrew Younger: Inflatable Pool Safety Risk (1)
- Halifax RM Councillors (1)
- Health Canada - Pool Safety (1)
- National Drowning Prevention Week: Provincial Regulations (1)
- POOL BY LAW: HALIFAX REGIONAL MANICUPALITY: (HRM) (1)
- Pool By-law - Municipality of the County of Kings - Section 4.3.5 VG (1)
- Pool By-law: Annapolis County - section 4(e)(f) VG (1)
- Pool By-law: Berwick - Section 3 VG (1)
- Pool By-law: Bridgewater - Section 3/4 VG (1)
- Pool By-law: Cape Breton Regional Municipality - Section 2(5) (1)
- Pool By-Law: County of Antigonish- Section1(a) Better (1)
- Pool By-law: Municipality of East Hants (1)
- Pool By-law: Pictou - Sections 3/4 VG (1)
- Pool By-law: Port Hawkesbury (1)
- Pool By-law: Town of Yarmouth - Section 6 VG (1)