Ontario Extends COVID-19 Orders for an Additional 30 Days

Ontario Extends COVID-19 Orders for an Additional 30 Days
Ontario Solicitor General Sylvia Jones answers questions at the daily COVID-19 briefing at Queen's Park in Toronto on June 29, 2020. Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press
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Ontario says it has extended most of its COVID-19 orders until mid-November to “ensure the government continues to have the necessary tools to contain the spread of COVID-19.”

The provincial government announced Tuesday that it will extend all orders under the Reopening Ontario Act (ROA) until Nov. 21, with a few exceptions.