Stay at Home orders lifts for 27 Ontario regions today
Ontario’s Stay at Home orders have been lifted for 27 regions on Tuesday, except for Toronto, Peel, and York regions.
On February 16, the orders were lifted for most of Ontario, which will return to the “revised and strengthened” COVID-19 Response Framework: Keeping Ontario Safe and Open.
According to the province, based on a “general improvement in trends of key indicators” the 27 regions have been moved to their designated zone.
After returning to the Framework, public health regions will stay in their level for at least two weeks at which time, the government will assess the impact of public health and workplace safety measures to determine if the region should stay where they are or be moved to a different level.
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“Public health regions will move up through the levels, if necessary, based on the set indicators and thresholds outlined in the Framework,” the release notes.
However, in all the colours, retail is allowed to reopen with the stricter measures in the Grey and Red zones.
The 27 regions moving back to the Framework are:
Grey-Lockdown:
- Niagara Region Public Health
Red-Control:
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