Exiting Your 14-Day Quarantine Period

Your Obligations and the Law

Please also be advised that once you arrive in Toronto, masks or face coverings are mandatory:

When travelling on the TTC public transit system (effective July 2, 2020)
In all indoor public spaces, such as stores, libraries/community centres, and places of worship (effective July 7, 2020)

To be able to go on campus, you will also need to complete Centennial’s Campus Re-Entry Guidelines and Protocols Training Course. This series of modules is available online and will help prepare you to College facilities in a way that will ensure your safety and that of the College community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Campus Re-Entry Guidelines and Protocols Training Course mandatory?

Yes, the modules are mandatory for anyone, including staff, students and faculty, who will be going on campus for any reason.

Who shall I contact if I get sick after quarantine?

In the event a student feels ill after self-isolating the following steps will be followed.

In case of emergency:

Call 911
As soon as you are able to inform, let Residence Life Coordinator/RA/hotel staff know so they can escalate to Centennial College representatives

*Symptoms of COVID-19 to call for emergency:

Severe difficulty breathing (struggling for each breath, can only speak in single words)
Severe chest pain (constant tightness or crushing sensation)
Feeling confused (for example, unsure of where you are)
Losing consciousness

In case of non-emergency:

Take the COVID-19 assessment
Follow the instructions from assessment which may include calling Telehealth Ontario at +1 866-797-0000
Call a doctor via mobileDOCTOR app, if you need additional medical advice

Please note you need a valid guard.me policy number to access mobileDOCTOR service. To receive a policy number: If you are arriving in Canada earlier than your program starting date, please reach out to the SaGE department at Centennial College regarding how you can get your policy early. You can email registration@centennialcollege.ca or speak to their Quarantine Liaison from the College.

Registering for mobileDOCTOR

mobileDOCTOR by guard.me allows you to connect with Canadian doctors on Maple, a telemedicine company, as a part of your health benefits. Maple provides access to doctors, Canada wide, on your phone, tablet or computer anytime, anywhere. Seeing a doctor on Maple is safe and reliable, and can help prevent the need to go to a walk-in clinic or Emergency Room. Click here to learn how it works and how to register.

Let their Residence Life coordinator/RA know so they can document and connect to Centennial College representatives as necessary
Follow doctors/telehealth instructions given in step (1&2) – ex. If student has been prescribed medication or follow up appointment

For complete coverage information under guard.me, please click here.

TOP OF PAGE