FAQs about face coverings
Is it mandatory for businesses to require their staff and customers to wear face coverings? On July 30th, 2020 Southwestern Public Health issued a letter of instruction to businesses to
Is it mandatory for businesses to require their staff and customers to wear face coverings? On July 30th, 2020 Southwestern Public Health issued a letter of instruction to businesses to
Public transportation connects communities to each other and people to their work, family, medical services, education, and social and recreation activities. These connections are especially
VAUGHAN — As the province safely and gradually reopens, Ontario is starting down the road to growth, renewal and economic recovery. That’s why the Ontario
Order outlines 22 measures that must be followed by agricultural farms. July 8, 2020 Today, Dr. Joyce Lock, Medical Officer of Health for Southwestern Public
Public health and safety remain top priorities TORONTO — The Ontario government continues to protect the health and safety of the public during the COVID-19
Additional seasonal, retail and household businesses must follow public health guidelines May 14, 2020 1:30 P.M. Office of the Premier TORONTO — Today, the Ontario
Resources to Prevent COVID-19 in the Workplace As more businesses begin to reopen, it’s important to ensure you have proper health and safety measures in
Reopening Ontario After COVID-19 Ontario will be rolling out its reopening of the province in a staged approach. With each stage, measures will slowly be
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Ottawa, Ontario The Government of Canada is focused on helping Canadians and businesses through this tough economic time. We will continue to protect the health
Ottawa, Ontario Canadian farmers and food businesses work hard so Canadians have quality food on their grocery store shelves and kitchen tables. In these times
In these times of rapid change, with more businesses temporarily closing, reducing hours to permit daily sanitizing and re-stocking, or removing seating areas to accommodate
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