The move comes in the wake of criticism that restrictions announced last week — what the government called "emergency brake" measures — are insufficient to slow the spread of Ontario's third wave of COVID-19.
The Ministry of Health reported another 3,215 cases of the illness Wednesday morning, the most on a single day since Jan. 17, when the second wave was at its peak in the province. Health units also logged 17 more deaths of people with COVID-19, pushing the official toll to 7,475.
The seven-day average of daily cases has climbed to 2,988, its highest point since January 18.
The upward trend in new infections comes as the province logged a record-high day for vaccinations, with 104,382 doses administered yesterday, according to the ministry.
Sounds like your getting the so called second wave now! In SA it hit us in December
Curfew from 22:00 to 05:00 was reinstated last Sunday 🤔
Good excuse though to stay over at Gisela's over Easter 😊
Shops and restaurants which were partially opened a few weeks ago are clamped down again.
Garden centres to close down again from next Monday 😭
On ON / OFF chaos here! I don't even want to mention the vaccination mess 😠
Great photo BTW 👍
Stay safe, Doug 😎