Stay-at-home order expires on Tuesday, so when will the economy reopen in Ontario?

Labour Minister Monte McNaughton says the provincial government is moving toward re-opening the economy.

McNaughton made the comments ahead of a cabinet meeting to discuss the COVID-19 state of emergency and stay-at-home order that's set to expire on Tuesday.

He says Premier Doug Ford will announce details on re-opening the economy next week but did not provide further specifics.

The head of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business says he doesn't expect restrictions to be fully lifted -- but he hopes all businesses will be allowed to re-open with a 20 per cent capacity limit.

DSBN confirms new COVID-19 case at Westlane Secondary School

District School Board of Niagara representatives confirmed the latest case last night, but they do not reveal if infected people are students or staff members.
Most Niagara mayors support possible move to Red level of restriction system

We expect to learn if the province will move from the strictest level of the system, Grey, into one of the lower tiers tomorrow.
COVID-19 case at Grimsby school

The Niagara Catholic District School Board is reporting that an individual at a Grimsby school has tested positive for COVID.