Some COVID restrictions are being eased Monday.
Capacity limits are no longer in place at restaurants, bars, gyms, sports and recreational facilities, bingo halls, casinos, as well as meeting and event spaces.
Proof of full vaccination is still required.
Ontario will also allow other settings to lift capacity limits if they require proof of vaccination.
That includes museums and galleries, places of worship, and personal care settings.
The province aims to remove all public health measures meant to slow the spread of COVID-19 by late March, including mask mandates.
Proof-of-vaccination requirements will start to be lifted early next year, as long as trends don’t become concerning, starting with restaurants, bars, gyms and casinos in January.
Capacity Limits Lifting In Restaurants, Casinos, Gyms
Based on continued improvements to #PublicHealth and #HealthCare indicators, Ontario is lifting capacity limits in the vast majority of settings where proof of vaccination is required, starting today.
Learn about the changes you can expect: https://t.co/iikGKgFkic pic.twitter.com/y0znoWr9TE
— Christine Elliott (@celliottability) October 25, 2021
Ontario will also allow other settings to lift capacity limits if they require proof of vaccination.
This does not apply to settings such as grocery stores, medical supply stores, medical care, and the like. https://t.co/iikGKgFkic
— Christine Elliott (@celliottability) October 25, 2021
