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Effective December 26, 2020 at 12:01am, indoor organized public events and social gatherings are not permitted except with members of the same household. Limit closet contact to your household (the people you live with):

• Families should not visit any other household or allow visitors in their homes
• Trips outside of the home should be limited and only for essential purposes (accessing healthcare and medication, grocery shopping, child care, exercise alone or people in your household and in the community where you live, walking pets when required, and supporting vulnerable community members to meet the needs above)
• Individuals who live alone and single parents may consider having exclusive, close contact with another household to help reduce the negative impacts of social isolation
• Stay home if you are feeling ill, even if you have mild symptoms, or if you are in quarantine or self-isolating.
• Virtual gatherings or events are the safest way to visit or recognize occasions with people outside your household, especially during the holiday season

The limit for outdoor organized public events and social gatherings is restricted to 10 people and must comply with public health advice on physical distancing.

Effective December 26, 2020 at 12:01am, indoor organized public events and social gatherings are not permitted except with members of the same household. Limit closet contact to your household (the people you live with):

• Families should not visit any other household or allow visitors in their homes
• Trips outside of the home should be limited and only for essential purposes (accessing healthcare and medication, grocery shopping, child care, exercise alone or people in your household and in the community where you live, walking pets when required, and supporting vulnerable community members to meet the needs above)
• Individuals who live alone and single parents may consider having exclusive, close contact with another household to help reduce the negative impacts of social isolation
• Stay home if you are feeling ill, even if you have mild symptoms, or if you are in quarantine or self-isolating.
• Virtual gatherings or events are the safest way to visit or recognize occasions with people outside your household, especially during the holiday season

The limit for outdoor organized public events and social gatherings is restricted to 10 people and must comply with public health advice on physical distancing.

Effective December 26, 2020 at 12:01am, indoor organized public events and social gatherings are not permitted except with members of the same household. Limit closet contact to your household (the people you live with):

• Families should not visit any other household or allow visitors in their homes
• Trips outside of the home should be limited and only for essential purposes (accessing healthcare and medication, grocery shopping, child care, exercise alone or people in your household and in the community where you live, walking pets when required, and supporting vulnerable community members to meet the needs above)
• Individuals who live alone and single parents may consider having exclusive, close contact with another household to help reduce the negative impacts of social isolation
• Stay home if you are feeling ill, even if you have mild symptoms, or if you are in quarantine or self-isolating.
• Virtual gatherings or events are the safest way to visit or recognize occasions with people outside your household, especially during the holiday season

The limit for outdoor organized public events and social gatherings is restricted to 10 people and must comply with public health advice on physical distancing.

Effective December 26, 2020 at 12:01am, indoor organized public events and social gatherings are not permitted except with members of the same household in Ontario. Limit closet contact to your household (the people you live with):

• Families should not visit any other household or allow visitors in their homes
• Travel outside your region should be limited to only essential purposes
• Individuals who live alone and single parents may consider having exclusive, close contact with another household to help reduce the negative impacts of social isolation
• Virtual gatherings or events are the safest way to visit or recognize occasions with people outside your household, especially during the holiday season

The limit for outdoor organized public events and social gatherings is restricted to 10 people in Ontario and must comply with public health advice on physical distancing.

Staying home is the best way to protect yourself and others.

• Individuals and families should refrain from travelling internationally over the holiday period. If you do, you will need to meet legal quarantine requirements upon your return to Canada even if you do not have symptoms. 
• You should not be travelling if you have any symptoms, even if they are mild, or if you are in quarantine or self-isolating. Members of your household shold also not travel if you have any symptoms.
  
• Individuals and families who consider travelling to another province for essential reasons during the holidays should:
• Consider the risk associated with travelling. This includes COVID-19 transmission in the other province, entry requirements (e.g., quarantine) of some other provinces, etc.
• Individuals and families who arrive or return to Ontario during the provincewide shutdown period should self-isolate for 14 days upon arrival.
• General (Ontario) public health advice, as well as any rules and regulations of the other province, should be followed.

Follow standard COVID-19 safety measures while shopping in public spaces, such as maintaining physical distancing, frequent hand hygiene and wearing a face covering.

• Wherever possible, shop online or use curbside pickup to reduce your risk of exposure.
• If shopping in person:
• plan ahead to avoid crowds
• limit the number of people who shop with you when possible

Effective December 26, 2020 at 12:01am, indoor organized public events and social gatherings are not permitted except with members of the same household. Limit closet contact to your household (the people you live with):

• Families should not visit any other household or allow visitors in their homes
• Trips outside of the home should be limited and only for essential purposes (accessing healthcare and medication, grocery shopping, child care, exercise alone or people in your household and in the community where you live, walking pets when required, and supporting vulnerable community members to meet the needs above)
• Individuals who live alone and single parents may consider having exclusive, close contact with another household to help reduce the negative impacts of social isolation
• Stay home if you are feeling ill, even if you have mild symptoms, or if you are in quarantine or self-isolating.
• Virtual gatherings or events are the safest way to visit or recognize occasions with people outside your household, especially during the holiday season

The limit for outdoor organized public events and social gatherings is restricted to 10 people and must comply with public health advice on physical distancing. If you receive gifts, remember to wash your hands after handling or opening the gift.

Effective December 26, 2020 at 12:01am, indoor organized public events and social gatherings are not permitted except with members of the same household.

The limit for outdoor organized public events and social gatherings is restricted to 10 people and must comply with public health advice on physical distancing.

Virtual gatherings or events are the safest way to visit or recognize occasions with workplace colleagues.

Congregational singing inside is not allowed. Please refer to our guidance document for places of worship.

Effective December 26, 2020 at 12:01am, the limit for outdoor organized public events and social gatherings is restricted to 10 people and must comply with public health advice on physical distancing.