What’s open and closed during Ontario’s stay-at-home order

Under Ontario’s second stay-at-home order, the province is asking everyone to limit trips outside the home to essentials only.

That includes getting groceries, medication, medical appointments, getting a COVID-19 vaccine, supporting vulnerable community members, going to school (some boards have closed in-person learning until April 19), accessing child-care, or exercising outdoors with members of their household.

All employers are also asked to make every effort to allow employees to work from home.

With the weather warming up and the April school break on the way, here is a guide to what is open and closed under Ontario’s second stay-at-home order: