'We are not going to be producing a stay-at-home order because we saw that it had tremendous ill-effect on both children and adults, and especially with the warmer weather coming, we want people to be able to go outside and enjoy the outdoors, assuming that everyone continues to follow the public health safety precautions,' Deputy Premier and Minister of Health Christine Elliott said. That's terrible.' How is this 'emergency brake' different than the stay-at-home order last year?įor the next four weeks, businesses and services will be impacted as part of the Ontario government's effort to prevent COVID-19 spread but it is not a stay-at-home order, like what happened at the end of 2020. 'Imagine one of your kids or anyone's kids sitting there in ICU, a young healthy person just because they felt they were invincible.
'Please, you aren't invincible,' the premier said.
Ford had a message directly for the younger Ontarians on Thursday. The premier stressed that there are more younger people in ICUs, something the latest modelling data from the province shows. There are currently, 2,116 confirmed COVID-19 variant cases in Ontario.
They spread faster and they do more hard than the virus we were fighting last year.' 'We’re now fighting a new enemy, the new variants are far more dangerous than before.
