The Ontario government is expected to release details early this week on the next stage of reopening the economy.
Premier Doug Ford said on Friday that his government will soon release information about what Stage 2 of the “restart phase” will look like.
However, the Premier stressed that while details of Stage 2 will be released, it will not come into effect right away.
The province will also be releasing a plan this week to “safely and gradually” reopen childcare centres in order to support parents who will soon return to work.
Ontario entered the first stage of the “restart phase,” as outlined in the Progressive Conservative’s “Framework for Reopening our Province,” on May 19.
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