Ontario stage one reopening includes retail stores, surgeries, tennis, golf and dog grooming

Ontario is set to enter its’ first stage of reopening next Tuesday including lifting restrictions on retail stores, golf driving ranges and tennis courts, surgeries and dog grooming.
The province says Ontario can now gradually begin to open workplaces, but working from home should continue as much as possible.
All construction can resume and limits will be lifted on maintenance, repair and property management services, such as cleaning, painting, and pool maintenance.
Most retail stores that have a street entrance can open with physical distancing restrictions, such as limits on the number of customers in a store, booking appointments and continuing to provide curbside pickup and delivery.
Golf driving ranges will be able to reopen, and sports that can be played with physical distancing will be allowed, including tennis, track and field, gymnastics, figure skating, and horse racing.
Some scheduled surgeries will restart, as well as in-person counselling such as psychology or addictions counselling.

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