Parts Of Ontario Will Reportedly Enter Stage 3 Of Reopening This Week

A regional approach to stage three is expected.
Managing Editor, Canada

Prepare for stage three, Ontario! According to government sources, per 680NEWS, parts of the province will move to stage three of reopening as early as this week.

Reporter Richard Southern revealed on July 12 that he’d received confirmation from a “senior government source” that parts of the province would be going ahead with stage three, with some areas starting in the next few days.

CTV News confirmed that stage three would go-ahead with a regional approach in mind, the same way it did for stage two.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is expected to make a detailed statement on Monday, after teasing last week that “great announcements” were coming.

While it is yet to be confirmed, stage three could include reopening movie theatres, gyms, amusement parks, water parks, indoor dining, bars and even more.

*This article's cover image is for illustrative purposes only.

Via 680NEWS

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