Anyone entering commercial or municipal premises in the Kingston region will be required to wear a mask or face covering as of Saturday. Read More
Source: Visit the Ottawa Citizen for more!
Masks to be mandatory inside Kingston commercial and municipal premises
Published in Coronavirus, Covid-19, face masks, Kingston, Local News and News
More from CoronavirusMore posts in Coronavirus »
- Deer can be infected with the virus that causes COVID-19. Here's why researchers are monitoring wildlife
- Egan: Idle banquet hall seeks sizzle as Preston Street resto-grocery
- More 'health and safety' lobbying at city hall during COVID-19 pandemic
- Health Canada approves COVID-19 vaccine for kids age five to 11; OPH expects it will take 4 weeks to administer first doses to Ottawa children
- COVID-19: Ontario reports 793 new cases, opens up testing to pharmacies as Canada approves vaccine for children 5-11; 39 new cases in Ottawa
More from Covid-19More posts in Covid-19 »
- COVID-19: More vaccinations and restrictions needed, science table says; 928 new cases in Ontario; 68 in Ottawa
- COVID-19: Ontario reports 887 new cases and three deaths; 55 new cases in Ottawa
- COVID-19: Ontario reports 1,184 cases; 55 new cases in Ottawa; 1,256 in Quebec
- COVID-19: Ontario reports 959 new cases; 62 new cases in Ottawa; School vax clinics open today
- COVID-19: Ontario gave $210M in COVID aid for ineligible businesses, AG says; Province reports 780 new cases
More from face masksMore posts in face masks »
- Ottawa couple fined $4,500 for refusing to wear masks in Chelsea business
- City mask bylaw to expire, but masks still required indoors
- Mask use will continue in Ontario as federal officials warn of a Delta-driven fourth wave
- CHEO doc and local sewing organization help tame the Wild West of masks
- Updated: Pub owner takes issue with MPP Randy Hillier over face mask dispute
More from KingstonMore posts in Kingston »
- Kingston police officer chases down, catches man on dirt bike during theft
- Queen's University students gather for second weekend of unsanctioned street parties in Kingston
- Kingston double homicide: Second Ottawa man dies after weekend shooting
- Kingston Police officer injured during Queen's homecoming gatherings
- Queen's University gives City of Kingston $350,000 to help cover costs
More from Local NewsMore posts in Local News »
- Ottawa man, 29, faces hate-motivated charges in connection with anti-Semitic posters
- Affordable housing is a hot commodity — and a new Ottawa land trust wants to counter that
- Missing 13-year-old girl found safe, police say
- Iroquois, Ont., man, 73, charged in $1-million fraud probe of yacht sales involving city police, FBI
- COVID-19: More vaccinations and restrictions needed, science table says; 928 new cases in Ontario; 68 in Ottawa
More from NewsMore posts in News »
- Ottawa man, 29, faces hate-motivated charges in connection with anti-Semitic posters
- Missing 13-year-old girl found safe, police say
- Youth killed at Brockville train crossing
- COVID-19: Ontario reports 1,184 cases; 55 new cases in Ottawa; 1,256 in Quebec
- One person assessed for smoke inhalation following restaurant fire Saturday evening
Be First to Comment