Premier Doug Ford

The premier is set to announce whether regions like Toronto and York can proceed to Stage 2 of reopening during the COVID-19 pandemic

Timothy Sly: The regions that experienced SARS in 2003—Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Ontario—mostly demonstrated a stronger and more effective response to COVID-19. The one exception was Ontario, which still seems to be confused and indecisive.

The premier has said that while the government will elaborate on next steps in reopening during the coronavirus pandemic, they will not be put into place immediately

The premier is expected to address a report on the coronavirus crisis in long-term care homes in the province

Jon Shell: When the federal government first announced its intention to provide the CECRA rent relief program on Apr. 16, it provided much needed hope. But that hope has faded.

On May 19, the Premier of Ontario announced that schools will not reopen and overnight summer camps will remain closed

The Premier of Ontario and the Minister of Education, Stephen Lecce, will make an announcement as parents wait for news on the fate of the school year

The Ontario premier named a long list of permitted reopenings, including golf courses, vets, sports fields, construction and some medical services

The Premier of Ontario and several ministers are expected to provide details on the first stage of easing COVID-19 restrictions in the province

The premier addresses Ontario on the latest COVID-19 measures being taken, as the May long weekend approaches