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Ontario’s Stay-at-Home Order expired, signalling the beginning of a gradual reopening of the province. In this article, we explore Ontario’s COVID-19 plan for reopening and how this recent change affects businesses and workplaces.
Read moreRegulations defining essential construction activities are released. These newly released Regulations also stipulate restrictions to businesses / activities for the current State of Emergency and Stay at Home order.
Read moreIn response to recent COVID-19 modelling, the ON Government announced a two-week extension of the Stay-At-Home Order and declaration of emergency, interprovincial travel restrictions, enhanced enforcement powers and increased public health measures.
Read moreThe Order will be in effect as of April 8, at 12:01 a.m. for a 4 week period. The declaration of emergency will terminate after 14 days, unless terminated earlier or extended. This article sets out the key restrictions which will be in effect for the duration of this Order.
Read moreThe extended Stay-at-Home order in these designated regions will remain in effect until at least March 8, 2021.
Read moreThe ON Government announced that while the state of emergency will expire as scheduled on February 9, 2021, the current Stay-at-Home Orders will remain in place in the majority of the public health regions in ON.
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