The Ontario government is allowing some workplaces to reopen, as long as they meet "strict public health measures and operate safely during the COVID-19 outbreak." In a news release issued Friday, the province announced the businesses that will be allowed to start up again include seasonal businesses and some essential construction projects. "We are allowing certain businesses to reopen under strict guidelines because we are confident they can operate safely and adapt to the current environment," Premier Doug Ford said in a statement. "While further reductions in the spread are needed before we can begin reopening the province, we have the right framework and the right workplace guidelines in place to do so gradually and safely." Select workplaces that can "immediately meet" public health guidance and some outdoor spaces such as parks.

Source: CBC News May 01, 2020 17:17 UTC