The extension will help the province maintain flexibility to protect public health and safety as the economy continues to reopen amid the pandemic. “We take the whole classroom, including the teacher and staff, and get them tested.

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“If we have one case in a classroom, and the classroom has cohorted, we’re looking at the people in the classroom,” Yaffe explained. Ford will be joined at the news conference, which will … Organized sports can also resume, with the exception of contact sports.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is making another announcement today alongside Education Minister Stephen Lecce, as most of the province can now enter the next stage of reopening.

Premier Doug Ford is set to make his daily COVID-19 announcement this afternoon. The regions excluded from the list will remain in Stage 2 of the restart phase until further notice.


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TORONTO -- Ontario Premier Doug Ford will unveil plans to move forward to the next stage of the province's reopening plan on Monday, CTV News Toronto has learned. TRAFFIC







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Furniture is shown in a corridor at a school in Brampton, Ontario on Thursday July 23, 2020. Last Updated Friday, July 31, 2020 3:30PM EDT “Obviously, there could be circumstances if it’s widespread,” Yaffe said.



QUEEN’S PARK – Premier Doug Ford will be joined by Christine Elliott, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health, Jeff Yurek, Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, and Lisa MacLeod, Minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries, to make an announcement.

"That will be a gradual loosening of the health restrictions, still within Stage 3."

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“Obviously, there could be circumstances if it’s widespread,” Yaffe said.


"We expect that the next group will be the second group that moved to Stage 2 will be the second group to move to Stage 3 just because of the time frames that have elapsed and then Toronto will follow." Newsroom home page. In her recommendations, Yaffe also suggested a host of other scenarios in which a school could experience an outbreak and how best to identify and contain the spread of infection. Published Monday, July 13, 2020 7:28AM EDT Lifestyle

Ontario also extended the province's state of emergency on Monday until July 24.

Casinos will be allowed to reopen but table games are banned. "There are several other communities that moved into Stage 2 before Toronto did.













Last Updated Thursday, July 9, 2020 11:03AM EDT Speaking at a news conference at Queen’s Park on Friday, Associate Medical Officer of Health Dr. Barbara Yaffe said that “quick, reliable” access to testing for the novel coronavirus will be one of the most important elements in rolling out the province’s back-to-school plans safely.

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