The Ontario government on Friday extended the four-week stay-at-home order to six weeks in an effort to reduce rising rates of COVID-19 in the province. It has since modified parts of that order relating to park playgrounds and policing powers. Read More
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COVID-19: The state of the stay-at-home order
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