We’re roughly two months away from the new school year starting, and the question on a lot of parents’ minds is: “Am I comfortable sending my kids back to school in September?”
As the Province continues its phased reopening plan, more health-care-related businesses have been permitted to resume serving the public, including physiotherapy clinics, and dental practices.
It’s been a long two months—even before the Province mandated non-essential businesses to close to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, some had already begun to do so.
So we're going on day 4,546 or whatever of this cursed pandemic and I can't help but reflect on how far I've come, or regressed, depending on how you look at it.
After an announcement that models indicated Ontario had reached the peak of COVID-19 cases, the Province began working on a framework that would allow many businesses to begin reopening.
After initially being held back from entering Stage 2 of the province’s three-phase reopening plan, Mississauga has finally been given the green light to allow more businesses to open their doors.<
