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ONTARIO STAY-AT-HOME ORDER SET TO END THIS WEEK & HERE'SAUTHOR:

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Ontario's stay-at-home order is expiring on Wednesday, but that doesn't mean everything in the province will return to normal.. The provincial government confirmed to Narcity that while the stay-at-home order is still set to end on June 2, the emergency brake will still remain in place.. This means that gatherings will still be limited to five people outdoors, and a majority of the province ALBERTA STAGE 2: HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL BE ALLOWED TO DO IN A photo of Jason Kenney and some other government officials having a patio meeting in Edmonton recently surfaced online along with allegations about breaking public health orders.. In a question period in the legislature on Thursday, June 3, NDP deputy leader Sarah Hoffman pressed Kenney about the gathering. "When most Albertans think about discipline and humility, they don't think about ONTARIO'S COTTAGE RULES ARE CHANGING AS THE PROVINCE Cottage season is looking more promising now that Ontario's stay-at-home order is officially over, but there are still rules in place that may affect your plans.. The province-wide emergency brake remains in effect, meaning that reopening won't officially begin until step one in mid-June. ONTARIO REOPENING PLAN: HERE'S WHAT'S INCLUDED IN STEP 1AUTHOR:

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May 20, 2021. On Thursday, May 20, Doug Ford announced a three-step plan for Ontario's reopening. The first step will take place when 60% of Ontarian adults have received their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. Metrics like hospitalization rates and ICU numbers will also be taken into account. The provincial government predicts that Step

One

GATHERING RULES IN ONTARIO ARE CHANGING & HERE'S ALL THE On Thursday, Premier Doug Ford announced Ontario's reopening plan, which will be rolled out in three steps throughout the coming months.While step one won't formally begin until around mid-June, some restrictions are being loosened just in time for Victoria Day weekend -- and yes, that includes outdoor gathering limits. YOU CAN RENT A FLOATING BAR AT WASAGA BEACH THIS SUMMER The University of Toronto says it will require all students living in residence during the 2021-2022 school year to be vaccinated against COVID-19 with at least their first dose, across all three of its campuses.. The university says students must have their first shot prior to their move-in date. However, anyone unable to receive it before then will be given a two-week grace period with help

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ONTARIO REOPENING PLAN: HERE'S WHAT'S INCLUDED IN STEP 1 May 20, 2021. On Thursday, May 20, Doug Ford announced a three-step plan for Ontario's reopening. The first step will take place when 60% of Ontarian adults have received their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. Metrics like hospitalization rates and ICU numbers will also be taken into account. The provincial government predicts that Step

One

ALBERTA STAGE 2: HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL BE ALLOWED TO DO IN A photo of Jason Kenney and some other government officials having a patio meeting in Edmonton recently surfaced online along with allegations about breaking public health orders.. In a question period in the legislature on Thursday, June 3, NDP deputy leader Sarah Hoffman pressed Kenney about the gathering. "When most Albertans think about discipline and humility, they don't think about ONTARIO STAY-AT-HOME ORDER SET TO END THIS WEEK & HERE'SAUTHOR:

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Ontario's stay-at-home order is expiring on Wednesday, but that doesn't mean everything in the province will return to normal.. The provincial government confirmed to Narcity that while the stay-at-home order is still set to end on June 2, the emergency brake will still remain in place.. This means that gatherings will still be limited to five people outdoors, and a majority of the province ONTARIO'S COTTAGE RULES ARE CHANGING AS THE PROVINCE Cottage season is looking more promising now that Ontario's stay-at-home order is officially over, but there are still rules in place that may affect your plans.. The province-wide emergency brake remains in effect, meaning that reopening won't officially begin until step one in mid-June. YOU CAN RENT A FLOATING BAR AT WASAGA BEACH THIS SUMMER For example, you will now be able to attend social gatherings and organized public events outside, so long as the capacity is limited to 10 people. This is a five-person increase from the outdoor gathering limits that are currently in place. Outdoor dining will also reopen and allow parties of up to four people per table, with the exception of larger households. GATHERING RULES IN ONTARIO ARE CHANGING & HERE'S ALL THE On Thursday, Premier Doug Ford announced Ontario's reopening plan, which will be rolled out in three steps throughout the coming months.While step one won't formally begin until around mid-June, some restrictions are being loosened just in time for Victoria Day weekend -- and yes, that includes outdoor gathering limits.

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WHEN WILL CANADA BE FULLY VACCINATED? TOP DOCS SAY SOONER 18 hours ago · The country's top doctors have an updated answer for the question of when Canada will be fully vaccinated, and it's likely to happen sooner than the federal government previously thought.. Speaking at a press conference on June 11, Dr. Theresa Tam and Dr. Howard Njoo were asked if the vaccination timeline can be accelerated for a two-dose summer instead of a one-dose summer. CANADA'S CENSUS FOR 2021 HAS WORKERS KNOCKING ON DOORS NOW 1 day ago · The Retail Council of Canada is also urging the Ontario government to reconsider. "Positivity rates are the lowest they've been in nine months, vaccination rates are high and hospital ICU numbers are steadily falling," said the RCC in a statement, adding that they hope to see stores within malls included in the province's reopening plans. "Our government is not interested in doing the heavy HOW TO MAKE TAKEOUT MORE ECO-FRIENDLY IN CANADA 22 hours ago · This website uses cookies. We use cookies to personalize content and ads, to provide social media features and to analyze our traffic. We also share information about your use of our site with our social media, advertising and analytics partners who may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to them or that they’ve collected from your use of their services. MONEY SAVING TIPS & BUDGETING TRICKS TO CONTINUE AFTER THE 23 hours ago · This website uses cookies. We use cookies to personalize content and ads, to provide social media features and to analyze our traffic. We also share information about your use of our site with our social media, advertising and analytics partners who may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to them or that they’ve collected from your use of their services. ONTARIO STEP ONE OF REOPENING PLAN WILL OFFICIALLY START It's time to start making some weekend plans! Doug Ford has just announced that Ontario will officially move into step one of the reopening plan this Friday.. According to a press release, starting at 12:01 a.m. on June 11, non-essential retail, outdoor dining, outdoor fitness classes and more will be able to open their doors. ONTARIO REOPENING SHOULD HAPPEN IMMEDIATELY, SAYS The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) sent an open letter to the Ontario government on Tuesday calling for the immediate reopening of restaurants, gyms and other retailers.. In the statement, CFIB urges Premier Doug Ford to immediately reopen restaurant patios, some indoor services, salons, gyms and all retailers at 20% capacity. "June 2 was supposed to be the day that HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE VACCINATED IN ALBERTA & HOW MANY NEED The province's reopening plan was recently announced and each stage of the plan is based on vaccination rates. If you're wondering how many people are vaccinated in Alberta, the province has an updated percentage to keep you up to date.. According to the government's data, 49.7% of Albertans have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine as of May 25. 32 POPULAR CANADIAN SNACKS THAT YOU CAN'T BUY IN THE 5. Kraft Peanut Butter. Although Kraft is an American company, their PB is not made available in the States for whatever reason. Perhaps not to compete with leading brands Jif and Skippy, although any Canadian peanut butter lover can attest to the fact that Kraft peanut

butter is

NEW BRUNSWICK'S TRAVEL INCENTIVE PROGRAM WILL ACTUALLY PAY The region's travel department has increased its budget for the program from $3 million in 2020 to $4.5 million this year to accommodate travellers from Newfoundland, P.E.I. and Nova Scotia.. Eligible visitors who travel between May 27 and October 31, 2021, will be able to apply for the rebate, which accepts claims of up to $1,000 of eligible expenses for a maximum refund of 20% ($200) per 25 TORONTO SLANG WORDS YOU'VE DEFINITELY HEARD AT LEAST The Toronto Music Advisory (TMAC) pitched the project "Getting the Band Back Together: A Pathway Forward for Musical Performance on Patios," to bring local musicians and bands to patios in these three areas as an opportunity for the music and entertainment sectors to recover from the losses of the pandemic, says a letter to City Council

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Plusieurs Canadiens qui ont décidé de fuir l'hiver et le froid afin de se pavaner sur les plages cubaines sont présentement coincés sur l'île de Cayo Largo

,

alors que le petit aéroport de Vilo Acuña est fermé et le restera jusqu'au 26 février. C'est l'ambassade du Canada à Cuba qui en a fait l'annonce via son

compte Twitter .

Selon les informations dévoilées par certains internautes

, ce

sont des dommages à la piste d'atterrissage qui seraient en cause. Cayo Largo est une petite île paradisiaque située au sud-est de Cuba, où de nombreux touristes se rejoignent pour profiter des longues plages de sable. L'endroit est donc accessible via son aéroport ou en bateau et se situe à des dizaines de kilomètres de la terre ferme cubaine. Si tu avais prévu un voyage à Cayo Largo dans la semaine à venir, tu devrais peut-être contacter ton agence de voyages et revoir tes

plans.

L'ambassade du Canada à Cuba indique que les « Canadiens doivent contacter leur agence de voyage pour le transport maritime vers Cuba », où ils pourront être rapatriés. Les voyages en direction de Cayo Largo ou en provenance de l'île sont

aussi annulés.

Ces derniers sont aussi invités à entrer en contact avec l'ambassade du Canada à Cuba, qui se trouve à la Havane, s'ils ont besoin d'aide

consulaire.

Des internautes se trouvant à Cayo Largo ont d'ailleurs partagé des informations à propos de la situation et la lettre qui leur a été envoyée par Air Transat. L'entreprise y indique être en train de travailler afin de transporter les voyageurs vers la Havane ou Varadero et ainsi, pouvoir les ramener à Toronto. Il semblerait d'ailleurs que des voyageurs italiens aient été évacués de l'île par bateau, selon cet utilisateur Twitter. Le transport aurait duré 4 heures. Les différentes compagnies aériennes n'ont toujours pas émis de communiqué ou commenté la situation via leurs réseaux sociaux. _Plus de détails sont à venir._ EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT ANYWHERE YOU WANT TO GO.

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PLUSIEURS CANADIENS QUI ONT DÉCIDÉ DE FUIR L'HIVER ET LE FROID AFIN DE SE PAVANER SUR LES PLAGES CUBAINES SONT PRÉSENTEMENT PRIS SUR L'ÎLE DE CAYO LARGO, ALORS QUE LE PETIT AÉROPORT DE VILO ACUÑA EST FERMÉ ET LE RESTERA JUSQU'AU 26 FÉVRIER. Plusieurs Canadiens qui ont décidé de fuir l'hiver et le froid afin de se pavaner sur les plages cubaines sont présentement coincés sur l'île de Cayo Largo

,

alors que le petit aéroport de Vilo Acuña est fermé et le restera jusqu'au 26 février. C'est l'ambassade du Canada à Cuba qui en a fait l'annonce via son

compte Twitter .

Selon les informations dévoilées par certains internautes

, ce

sont des dommages à la piste d'atterrissage qui seraient en cause. Cayo Largo est une petite île paradisiaque située au sud-est de Cuba, où de nombreux touristes se rejoignent pour profiter des longues plages de sable. L'endroit est donc accessible via son aéroport ou en bateau et se situe à des dizaines de kilomètres de la terre ferme cubaine. Si tu avais prévu un voyage à Cayo Largo dans la semaine à venir, tu devrais peut-être contacter ton agence de voyages et revoir tes

plans.

L'ambassade du Canada à Cuba indique que les « Canadiens doivent contacter leur agence de voyage pour le transport maritime vers Cuba », où ils pourront être rapatriés. Les voyages en direction de Cayo Largo ou en provenance de l'île sont

aussi annulés.

Ces derniers sont aussi invités à entrer en contact avec l'ambassade du Canada à Cuba, qui se trouve à la Havane, s'ils ont besoin d'aide

consulaire.

Des internautes se trouvant à Cayo Largo ont d'ailleurs partagé des informations à propos de la situation et la lettre qui leur a été envoyée par Air Transat. L'entreprise y indique être en train de travailler afin de transporter les voyageurs vers la Havane ou Varadero et ainsi, pouvoir les ramener à Toronto. Il semblerait d'ailleurs que des voyageurs italiens aient été évacués de l'île par bateau, selon cet utilisateur Twitter. Le transport aurait duré 4 heures. Les différentes compagnies aériennes n'ont toujours pas émis de communiqué ou commenté la situation via leurs réseaux sociaux. _Plus de détails sont à venir._