Ontario Condos Moved Back to Colour Coded Restrictions

Ontario Condos Moved Back to Colour Coded Restrictions

Ontario Condos Moved Back to Colour Coded Restrictions

Ontario is moving 27 of its Public Health regions back to the colour-coded COVID response framework. These regions (see chart below) will no longer be subject to the Stay-at-Home order as of Tuesday, February 16, 2020.  Each will be placed under the colour level of restrictions applicable to them.

The other 4 health regions (Toronto, Peel, York and North Bay) will remain under shutdown restrictions for the time being.

Of interest, the latest modifications to the colour-coded stage restrictions added a new level: “Shutdown” – not to be confused with the old “lockdown”. Shutdown is the highest level of restrictions now.

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To help you with the ever-changing COVID-restrictions, we have developed COVID Sheets for each of Ontario’s Public Health Units.

You can access our COVID-Sheets through the COVID tool at the top of our menu.

 

Last updated on Mar. 3, 2021

 

 

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