On June 30, Ontario will enter phase two of its reopening plan. The province will allow small indoor gatherings to happen and personal care services to resume. For the first time in months, the locals will have the chance to visit the hairdresser or attend weddings.
Step two was originally scheduled for July 2 but the province has decided to move it to June 30.
You can see the full list of activities that will be allowed on June 30 below:
• Outdoor social gatherings and organized public events with up to 25 people
• Indoor social gatherings and organized public events with up to five people
• Essential and other select retail permitted at 50 percent capacity
• Non-essential retail permitted at 25 percent capacity
• Personal care services where face coverings can be worn at all times can resume at 25 percent capacity
• Outdoor dining with up to six people per table, with exceptions for larger households
• Indoor religious services, rites, or ceremonies, including wedding and funerals, permitted at up to 25 percent capacity per room
• Outdoor fitness classes limited to the number of people who can maintain three meters of physical distance
• Outdoor sports without contact or modified to avoid contact, with no specified limit on the number of people or teams participating, with restrictions
• Overnight camps for children operating in a manner consistent with the safety guidelines produced by the Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health
• Outdoor sports facilities with spectators permitted at 25 percent capacity
• Outdoor concert venues, theatres, and cinemas, with spectators permitted at 25 percent capacity
• Outdoor horse racing and motor speedways, with spectators permitted at 25 percent capacity
• Outdoor fairs, rural exhibitions, festivals, permitted at 25 percent capacity and with other restrictions
