Thank you for staying apart, respecting physical distance, wearing a mask and washing your hands to help keep yourself, your friends and family safe all year long. We’ve all worked hard to get this far. Now, we need to work even harder.
Continue to do your part to flatten the curve by following these COVID-19 safety tips from Ontario’s doctors.
Unless you are at home with housemates or outdoors with guaranteed two metres distance from others.
Entering a single store within the two weeks and ridesharing, taking public transit or even stopping for gas on the way to the gathering could put everyone attending at risk.
Experts recommend that you don’t invite others into your home and socialize virtually instead. If you live alone, you may consider joining one other household.
Download the COVID-19 app and/or keep track of where you have been and when.
If your city is in a lockdown, don’t travel to other parts of the province.
This includes travel across the province, between provinces and outside of Canada.
If you know family, friends or colleagues who may be lonely, especially the elderly, vulnerable people and people who live alone, arrange a virtual visit.
Try talking about any difficult emotions you may be feeling with a loved one or seek the support of a trained professional.
