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Ontario is now at 2123 cases in a row. It’s the 7th day with 2000+ cases and 46th day with 1000+ cases in a row.
611 high cases are from Toronto, 480 from Peel Region, 192 from York Region, and 138 from Windsor-Essex Region. 17 deaths were reported.
For 72 hours, several countries have cancelled flights from the United Kingdom, including Canada, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, and Germany. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has ordered lockdown procedures for the UK.
Hamilton is in the gray zone starting today.
Red zone: (London-Middlesex Region, Simcoe Muskoka Region, Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Region, Waterloo Region, Halton Region)
Return to modified stage 2, with a maximum of 10 people allowed in restaurants and bars, gyms and fitness centers, casinos, and indoor event spaces at the time.
Waterloo Region:
Restaurants, gyms and fitness centers, and casinos closed. Events spaces only allow 10 people at a time.
Simcoe Muskoka:
Gathering limits are 5 people indoors, and 25 outdoors, restaurants and bars can only have 10 people inside at a time, gyms and fitness centers also limit 10 people max, and 10 people for indoor classes and 25 for outdoor classes
Gray zone/lockdown: (Toronto, Peel Region, and Windsor-Essex Region)
Indoor dining and outdoor dining is closed, driving schools (except virtual), casinos and gambling, cinemas, film and television production is banned, pools, fitness centers and meeting rooms at hotels are closed, personal care, nightclubs and strip clubs can only provide take out food and drink, and social gatherings of any kind are not allowed.
Curbside pickup: cannabis stores, libraries, shops at malls, and non-essential shops
York Region:
Indoor individual team sports aren’t allowed except for high-performance athletes and professional leagues, and gatherings of any kind are not allowed except people from the same household
Drive-in cinemas are open, rehearsals and performances are allowed without spectators, household services are allowed, health services are open, post-secondary classes are open to medical training classes, or in the trades (all other classes are online classes), supermarkets, grocery stores, convenience stores, and big-box stores, hardware stores, and pharmacies are open to 50 people at a time, real estate, car dealerships, and indoor garden centers are open on appointment only, sports and recreation facilities are open for things like child care, open outdoor garden centers are allowed to open and do curbside pickup.
Cannabis stores, libraries, and shops at malls are available for curbside pickup or designated pickup (for malls)
Schools and child care centers are still open unless mentioned
Hamilton:
Film and television are not allowed, indoor individual team sports aren’t allowed except for high-performance athletes and professional leagues, and gatherings of any kind are not allowed except people from the same household.
Drive-in cinemas are open, rehearsals and performances are allowed without spectators, household services are allowed, health services are open, post-secondary classes are open to medical training classes, or in the trades (all other classes are online classes), supermarkets, grocery stores, convenience stores, and big-box stores, hardware stores, and pharmacies are open to 50 people at a time, real estate and car dealerships are open on appointment only, sports and recreation facilities are open for things like child care
Curbside pickup is available for cannabis stores, libraries, retail stores,
Take out is available at restaurants. If a restaurant’s website is not updated, check doordash.ca for more info.
Do not socialize with others unless if it’s an emergency.
Hospitalized: 915
ICU: 265
Ventilator: 152
Schools closed for Winter Break
Cases: 7292
Students: 5103
Staff: 1094
Unknown: 1095
Long term care home deaths: 2508
Outbreaks: 160
Rural regions ask gray zone and red zone regions to not visit. The chances of coronavirus cases will increase.
Food banks had more people visit their branches than before. Help donate food to local food banks in your area today!
If you want coronavirus out by early 2021, you better start contributing and follow coronavirus safety rules and regulations.
Continue to follow coronavirus safety rules, don’t have social gatherings with others over 10, keep important meetings up to 10, zoom chat or Google Meet as an alternative, don’t do any activities with other people, only go on essential travel, keep your health your first priority, stay out of areas where coronavirus cases can be high, and avoid going to places if you’re from a high case area. Check which color zone your region is in.
Be aware of your surroundings! Follow safety regulations when outside.
Use social media chats to talk with people.
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