No firm timeline or date was released by Ontario Premier Doug Ford for the provinces third stage of reopening the economy which will be the final stage.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has asked residents of the province to celebrate July 1 in a responsible manner and to continue to adhere to public health advice.
Ontario's towing industry will be reformed and newly regulated after two major police probes uncovered corruption and criminal activity.
Toronto continues to see homeless encampments pop up throughout the city in public squares and parks as vulnerable people look for spaces to stay safe.
Windsor will begin Stage 2 of the reopening on June 25 along with surrounding municipalities and towns with the exception of Kingsville and Leamington.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford will extend the province's state of Emergency to July 15.
There has been a small growth in coronavirus cases in Ontario, with the first death of a patient under the age of 20.
The new curriculum will have three primary areas of focus: Financial literacy, coding and computer programming, and learning and recalling number facts.
Toronto and Peel Region are both backing Premier Ford’s decision to move the areas into stage two of the province's reopening plan on Wednesday.
"We're watching the public health trends carefully," said Ford, explaining that "unfortunately, the threat of this virus in Windsor-Essex is still too great."
Ford announced that his government will be providing school boards with $25.5 billion during 2020-2021, increasing funding by $736 million, compared to last year.
Ontario is opening up patios across the province. But don't dream of singing or dancing to celebrate. The province says that's forbidden.
Social circles of up to 10 people are now permitted by the Ontario government which means people can reunite with their family and loved ones.
Stage two permits restaurants to reopen their patios, as well as bars, shopping malls, outdoor recreational facilities, hair salons, and barbershops.
Ford is set to remove coronavirus restrictions for a large portion of the province, but not for Toronto. Much of Ontario has entered Stage Two of reopening.
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