Niagara To Remain in Orange Zone

Friday, 4 December 2020 13:07

By Linda Morgan

The Ontario government announced today that while Niagara remains unchanged, a few other public health regions will change levels.

These include Middlesex-London Health Unit and Thunder Bay District Health Unit, which will join the Orange zone.

Joining the Yellow level will be Haliburton, Kawartha and Pine Ridge District Health Unit.

No new lockdowns were announced.

The province is reminding you to continue to exercise caution in regards to COVID-19 and to limit interactions with people you don't live with.

They say to celebrate the upcoming holidays virtually with loved ones you don't reside with, though you may celebrate with one other household exclusively if you live alone.

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Niagara To Remain in Orange Zone

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