INFORMATION GUIDE 2020-2021 - Town of Sackville
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INFORMATION GUIDE
2020-2021
COMMUNITY Make the commitment to do
COMMITMENT your part to protect everyone
in the MtA Sackville Bubble:
The MtA Sackville Bubble existed
before ‘bubbles’ became a part of 1 Commit to helping break the
lines of COVID-19 transmission.
Simple, individual actions
3 Commit to staying informed
on how you can help ensure a
safe and healthy community.
our pandemic vocabulary. can directly reduce the risk of Follow the steps that Mount
community spread. Respect Allison, Sackville, and New
physical distancing (2 metres), only Brunswick are taking to reduce
gather in small groups, wash your the risk of COVID-19 transmission.
Students have long referred to their time at Mount Allison as living
hands frequently and for at least 20 Information can be found at
in the ‘Sackville Bubble.’
seconds, and wear a non-medical mta.ca/fall2020, sackville.com/
mask as required and when covid-19, and gnb.ca/coronavirus.
The bubble has always represented a space where students and the
physical distancing is not possible.
entire community can feel a shared inspiration and connection —
enveloped by the belief that we are all in this together.
2 Commit to remaining vigilant
and protecting yourself and
4 Commit to upholding
University, municipal,
and provincial regulations
Now, more than ever, we are all focused on that connection and
others — on and off campus. around COVID-19.
commit to taking the necessary steps to foster a safe, healthy, and
Follow all health-related measures Mount Allison and the Town of
supportive environment for everyone in the bubble during these
that are instituted by the Sackville, in cooperation with
unusual times.
Province and those put in place Public Health and the RCMP, will
by the University, the Town, local promote awareness and enforce
We live, work, and study alongside each other. From a public health
businesses, and landlords. rules and regulations around
and safety standpoint, we are interdependent. Our actions and
COVID-19 safety measures.
decisions have a direct effect on each other.
SHOW YOUR COMMITMENT
TO THE MTA SACKVILLE BUBBLE
by p roudly displaying your MtA Sackville Bubble sticker.
Available at the MtA Sackville Bubble Welcome Centre
(August 14-September 7), the MASU Office,Town Hall,
or Bagtown Brewing Company — and share on social
media! #MtASackvilleBubble
On behalf of Town Council, and our entire On behalf of the Mount Allison Students’ Union
community, I want to officially welcome you to (MASU) — welcome everyone! The MASU
Sackville and the MtA Sackville Bubble! Executive is happy to collaborate with Mount
Allison University and the Town of Sackville
We are working hard with our friends at Mount on the MtA Sackville Bubble and our first-ever
Allison and community partners to make you feel Welcome Centre, as you arrive to Sackville
safe, secure, and supported in Sackville this year under this “new normal.”
and throughout your time at Mount Allison.
Things may be a little different, but please know
We’re very fortunate in Sackville to be situated that in living in Sackville, you are members of
in a rural part of Canada with extensive outdoor a resilient community. We’re here to support
landscapes and an incredibly strong sense of one another and to make sure that your Mount
community — ensuring there is no place you’d Allison experience is just as exciting and
rather be in these unusual times. memorable as ever. Welcome to MtA!!!
M AYO R J O H N H I G H A M J O N AT H A N F E R G U S O N
MASU President
Mount Allison is fortunate to be at the heart
of a community that graciously welcomes our
students each year and is focused on working
together to make the MtA Sackville Bubble safe,
secure, and supportive. Now, more than ever, we
all need to make the commitment to do our part
to protect the bubble.
We know this year will be different than a
typical year at Mount Allison, but we are doing
everything we can to deliver the true Mount
Allison experience — just in different ways.
Thank you for joining us here in Sackville in this
most unusual of times. We wish you a safe and
memorable year!
D R. J E A N - PAU L B O U D R E AU
President and Vice-Chancellor
FACE MASK
BASICS Information provided by
the Tantramar COVID-19 Task Force BE PREPARED
Face masks are required in public by the Government of New Brunswick Due to COVID-19, we suggest that
when physical distancing cannot be maintained. Wearing a face mask you have with you in residence or your
can prevent respiratory droplets from contaminating others or landing apartment the following supplies. Here are
on surfaces, they DO NOT protect the wearer. Physical distancing and also tips on staying healthy and steps if you get sick.
regular hand washing are ALWAYS encouraged to protect yourself.
FACE MASKS SHOULD: FACE MASKS SHOULDN’T:
• allow for easy breathing • be shared with others
• fit securely to the head with ties • impair vision or interfere with tasks
or ear loops • be placed on children under
• maintain their shape after two years of age
washing and drying • be made of plastic or other SUPPLIES TO HOW DO I STAY WHAT IF
• be changed as soon as possible non-breathable materials KEEP ON HAND: HEALTHY? I GET SICK?
if damp or dirty • be secured with tape or other
• be comfortable and not require inappropriate materials • Thermometer • Wash your hands often • Take the Government of
frequent adjustment • be made exclusively of materials that • Tylenol or no name with soap and water New Brunswick self-
• be made of at least two layers of easily fall apart, such as tissues acetaminophen — for at least 20 seconds assessment online in
tightly woven material fabric • be placed on anyone unable to recommended for • Drink lots of fluids order to identify the next
(such as cotton or linen) remove them without assistance or reducing a fever • Keep your room clean steps for your symptoms:
• be large enough to completely and anyone who has trouble breathing • Throat lozenges • Don’t leave dirty laundry gnb.ca/coronavirus
comfortably cover the nose and mouth • Kleenex or tissues lying around • If warranted, call 811.
without gaping • Lots of fluids (non- • Change your Public Health will then
alcoholic) — water, juice, bed linens weekly advise you about testing.
Gatorade, tea — important • Clean surfaces often — · If in residence, you are
to avoid dehydration desktop, bathroom sink/ encouraged to report your
• Warm blankets and pillows shower, door knobs illness to Residence Life
HOW TO PUT ON, USE, TAKE OFF, AND DISPOSE OF A MASK: • Clean PJs • Empty your garbage often Manager Karen Geldart
• Non-medical masks — don’t let it pile up at 364-2121 (office) or
• First aid kit including • Do not gather in your room e-mail kgeldart@mta.
band aids, disposable — go outside for a walk ca in order to arrange
sterile gloves, tweezers, with your friends support and services.
Polysporin,etc. • Have cleaning supplies · If you live off campus,
• Hand sanitizer on hand — paper towel you are encouraged to
• Hand soap and disinfectant report your illness to the
• Flip flops for use in showers Wellness Centre at
Before putting Cover your MOUTH AND NOSE Replace your mask WASH reusable masks. • Small fan 364-2163 or
on your mask, and make sure there are no as soon it is damp or DISCARD single use
WASH YOUR gaps between your face and dirty. REMOVE mask masks (DO NOT
• Non-perishable foods health@mta.ca
HANDS. the mask. DO NOT TOUCH from the BEHIND, DO REUSE). WASH YOUR such as canned soups,
your mask once it is on, if you NOT TOUCH the front. HANDS once you have noodles, and rice
do, wash your hands. taken your mask off.
SYMPTOMS TRACKER
W H AT A R E T H E DAY DATE TIME
TEMPERATURE
TAKEN
SYMPTOMS
SYMPTOMS OF 1
COVID-19? 2
3
SYMPTOMS HAVE INCLUDED: IF YOU HAVE TWO OR MORE
SYMPTOMS FROM THE LIST
• Fever above 38 degrees Celsius ABOVE, WHICH ARE UNRELATED 4
• A new cough, or worsening TO PREVIOUS CONDITIONS,
chronic cough YOU SHOULD: 5
• Sore throat
• Runny nose 1 Stay in your room or
• Headache apartment/house 6
• A new onset of fatigue
• A new onset of muscle pain 2 Take a self assessment at
• Diarrhea gnb.ca/coronavirus 7
• Loss of sense of taste
• Loss of sense of smell 3 If warranted, call 811 .
8
• In children, purple markings They will tell you what to do next.
on the fingers and toes
• Difficulty breathing If you or someone else is having 9
difficulty breathing or experiencing
severe symptoms, call 911
immediately. 10
11
12
13
14
P5
37
P5
39 37 P4
39 13 P4
36 13 14
1 2
36 14
1 2 12 15
P6 12 15
16
P6 17
35 3 11 16
10 17
35 4 3 11 P3
10 32
4 34
29 P3
7 19 32 34
5 18 29
8 19 30
7 18 31
38 5 8 20 30 33
9 31
38 9 20 P2 33
6
P2
6
23
21
23
21
24 22
24 27
22
27
25
25
P7
P7 26
26 28
28 P1
P1
CAMPUS TOURS CAMPUS BUILDINGS: 12 Wallace McCain Student Centre 16 Bennett House 24 Windsor Hall 37 Park St. Field
Wallace
CAMPUSMcCain
TOURS Student 1CAMPUS Convocation Hall
BUILDINGS: Admissions/Registrar’s
12 Wallace Office
McCain Student Centre 17
16 Bigelow
Bennett House 25
24 Jennings
Windsor HallDining Hall 38
37 Sackville Waterfowl Park
Park St. Field
Centre,
Wallace2nd floorStudent
McCain 21 Athletic Centre
Convocation Hall The Argosy (student newspaper)
Admissions/Registrar’s Office 18
17 Sir JamesHouse
Bigelow Dunn Building 26
25 Harper
JenningsHallDining Hall 39
38 Downtown SackvillePark
Sackville Waterfowl
(506) 364-2257 Campus
The ArgosyTours
(student newspaper)
Centre, 2nd floor 32 RalphAthleticPickard
CentreBell Library CHMA 18 SirWu Centre
James Dunn Building 27
26 Campbell
Harper HallHall 39 Downtown Sackville
campusvisit@mta.ca
(506) 364-2257 Campus(campus
Tours and community radio) 19 Chapel
Wu Centre
43 Crabtree Building
Ralph Pickard Bell Library Fitness Centre and community radio) 28
27 Facilities
CampbellManagement
Hall PARKING:
campusvisit@mta.ca CHMA (campus
54 Marjorie
Crabtree Young Bell
Building Gracie’s Café 20
19 Centennial
Chapel Hall 28 Housing,
Facilities Conferences,
Management P1 King St. lot (24hr)
PARKING:
Fitness Centre
ADMISSIONS 5 Conservatory
Marjorie YoungofBell
Music International 20 FinancialHall
Centennial Services and EventConferences,
Housing, Services
Gracie’s Café Centre P2
P1 Dunn lotlot (24hr)
King St.
Registrar’s Office Brunton Auditorium
Conservatory of Music Meighen Centre Human
FinancialResources
Services 29 Gemini Observatory
and Event Services
ADMISSIONS International Centre P3
P2 Hillcrest
Dunn lotlot
Mount Allison President’s and Vice-Presidents’ Offices
Human Resources
Mount Allison
Registrar’s University
Office 6 Avard-Dixon Building
Brunton Auditorium Meighen CentreStudents’ Union (MASU) 30
29 Colville House
Gemini Observatory P4
P3 Thornton
Hillcrest lot& Edwards lot (24hr)
62 YorkAllison
St. University Ron Joyce Centre for Student AffairsStudents’ Union (MASU) Research Office
President’s and Vice-Presidents’ Offices
Mount 6 Avard-Dixon Building Mount Allison 31
30 Anchorage
Colville HouseHouse P5
Business The PondAffairs
(campus pub) University Advancement
Research Office P4 Lansdowne lot (24hr)lot (24hr)
Thornton & Edwards
Sackville
62 York St.N.B. E4L 1E2 Ron JoyceStudies
Centre for Student
Alumni, Marketing and 32
31 Carriage
Anchorage House
House
(506) 364-2269 Tweedie
The PondHall
(campus pub) University Advancement P6
P5 Convocation
Lansdowne lot Hall(24hr)
lot
Sackville N.B. E4L 1E2 7 Hart Hall Studies
Business 33
32 Hammond
Carriage HouseHouse
admissions@mta.ca University Bookstore Communications,
Alumni, Marketingand and P7
P6 Rectory LaneHall
Convocation lot lot
(506) 364-2269 87 Barclay
Hart HallBuilding Tweedie Hall President’s Residence
Wellness Development
Communications,Offices
and 33 Hammond House
mta.ca/apply
admissions@mta.ca 98 Flemington Building UniversityCentre
Bookstore P7 Rectory Lane lot
Barclay Building 21 Bennett Building Offices
Development 34 Bermuda House
President’s Residence
mta.ca/apply 13 Thornton
WellnessHouse
Centre
10
9 Owens Art Gallery
Flemington Building 22
21 Purdy
BennettCrawford
BuildingCentre for the Arts 34 Hammond
Bermuda Studio
House
14
13 Edwards
ThorntonHouse
House
11
10 Gairdner
Owens ArtBuilding
Gallery 23
22 President’s Cottage/University
Purdy Crawford Club
Centre for the Arts 35 Ladies’
HammondCollegeStudio
Park
15
14 Hunton
EdwardsHouse
House
34 11 Gairdner Building 23 President’s Cottage/University Club 36
35 Alumni Field Park
Ladies’ College 3
15 Hunton House
34 36 Alumni Field 3
MIDDLE SACKVILLE
EMERGENCY CONTACTS STORES & SERVICES TOWN OF SACKVILLE
• Emergency — police, fire or ambulance.......................................................... 911 GROCERY
(operators will need civic addresses) Rose’s Independent Grocer — 75 Main St.....................................(506) 536-1349
For pick-up or delivery, visit pcexpress.ca. Indicate in additional comments
• Mount Allison Security......................................................................(506) 364-2228 if you would like delivery, note the delivery address, and the delivery cost
• RCMP (non-emergency) ................................................................. 1-888-506-7267 will be added to your total.
• Tele-Care (COVID/Health info)............................................................................. 811
• CHIMO Helpline (provincial crisis phone line)........................... 1-800-667-5005 Sackville Foodland —11 Wright St. ................................................(506) 536-0679
For delivery, call to place your order and your order will be packaged, then
• Sexual Assault Crisis Centre (Fredericton)................................... (506) 454-0437 delivered by volunteers from the Tantramar COVID Task Force.
• Sackville Hospital (non-emergency)..............................................(506) 364-4100
• SHARE (sexual harassment support) .............................................(506) 540-7427 PHARMACY
• Walk Home Service: (call or text) ...................................................(506) 224-0269 Corner Drug Store — 106 Main St. ..................................................(506) 536-2255
Jean Coutu — 97 Main St. ..................................................................(506) 536-0230
or e-mail ....................................................................................... walkhome@mta.ca
TAXIS
Sackville Cab Company .....................................................................(506) 364-8000
Squires Courtesy Cab..........................................................................(506) 536-3118
RESIDENCE CIVIC NUMBERS Irvin’s Mobility (wheelchair taxi).......................................................(506) 536-3463
BANKS
Scotiabank — 22 Bridge St.................................................................(506) 536-2480
RBC Royal Bank — 103 Main St.........................................................(506) 536-1030
Anchorage........................................................................................................ 78 York St. CONVENIENCE
Bennett House................................................................................................ 68 York St. East Main Esso — 222A Main St........................................................(506) 364-8994
Bermuda House.............................................................................................. 80 York St. Irving / Circle K — 211 Main St..........................................................(506) 364-4383
Hammond Lounge.......................................................................................82B York St. Middle Sackville Variety — 328 Main St........................................(506) 536-3013
Tantramar Gas Bar — 4 Cattail Ridge..............................................(506) 364-9013
Bigelow House................................................................................................ 66 York St.
Campbell Hall...............................................................................................151 Main St.
Carriage House..............................................................................................78A York St.
Edwards House.............................................................................................36 Salem St.
Harper Hall....................................................................................................149 Main St. IMPORTANT DATES
Hunton House..............................................................................................32 Salem St.
Jennings Hall................................................................................................147 Main St.
SEPTEMBER 8 Classes begin
Thornton House...........................................................................................38 Salem St. SEPTEMBER 18 Last day for registration in fall term 3-credit courses
Windsor Hall....................................................................................................45 Main St. and in year-long 1,3, and 6-credit courses
GET ACTIVE OUTDOORS!
Rather than gathering inside, socializing outdoors is a great option
and Sackville has beautiful outdoor landscapes to explore in all four seasons.
CROOKED TREE TRAIL SYSTEM
WATERFOWL PARK
AND BEECHILL PARK
SILVER LAKE WATERFOWL PARK
TANTRAMAR RAIL TRAIL THE DYKES
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