LockStream PPE

As Canada now enters phase 2 of the Covid-19 pandemic, we look back 100 years to the 1918 pandemic and look to understand the life cycle of past pandemics.

While this pandemic is surely not as fatal as the one our ancestors endured, it is important to understand the behaviours of pandemics in general.

This is not new to us, we have endured harsh pandemics in the past, and we will get through this as well. Click here for a group read to give you some insight from the CDC, and remember wear your mask, be kind, be calm and be safe.

https://www.cdc.gov/flu/pandemic-resources/1918-commemoration/three-waves.htm

Lest we forget. Remembering and honouring our Heroes.

Know your masks, know what's safe!
Courtesy of the Minnesota Health Department
https://www.health.state.mn.us/

Our mandate when we started Lockstream PPE, more than anything else was to protect Canadians with masks made by Canadians.

With all the hard work that has gone into Lockstream PPE we want to highlight all the people at Lockstream PPE that are making it all happen!

Today we are meeting Leah Grace Dumagpi - Warehouse/Production Worker at Lockstream PPE. Leah is from Quezon City in the Philippines. Leah was a production worker before the pandemic struck and came across her new position with Lockstream PPE through an ad on Craigslist. In her spare time Leah loves reading books, playing ukulele and travelling.

We are so happy to have Leah on. our team, her contagious smile and work ethic have been a great addition to our growing team!