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Environmental Health Television Advertisement

Transcript - Environmental Health Television Advertisement

Setting: TV Announcer in studio

Approach: TV spot to appear as a news announcement, not a PSA or advertisement. This approach is being taken to garner attention as a piece of news from a trusted source (APTN) telling them that information is available from another trusted source (Health Canada).

Super: Your Health at Home

Announcer 1: Chemical products, mould, smoke, noise and food bacteria are a few things that can affect your family's health in your home.

Super: Home is where your health is!

To help make a healthier home environment for you and your family, Health Canada has produced new guides for First Nations and Inuit households. It's filled with information and easy-to-use tips on topics like indoor air, drinking water and food safety.

(TV announcer holds First Nations and Inuit home Environmental Health Guides up to camera)

Super: www.healthycanadians.gc.ca/homehealth

Get your copy of the Home Guide at your local Health Centre or on-line.

Announcer 2: A public service message from the Government of Canada and this station.

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2022-12-02

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