In stage 3, restaurants and bars can resume dine-in services, but patrons must be seated and maintain physical distancing from other tables
. Other businesses that can reopen are gyms, fitness studios, community centres, facial services, movie theatres, festivals, parties and receptions, concerts and parts of casinos, with physical distancing and gathering limits in place.
But amusement parks, buffets, overnight camps, private karaoke rooms, prolonged contact sports, saunas and steam rooms, and table games at casinos are still outlawed — as well as dancing at restaurants and bars. While the government is boosting indoor gathering limits to 50 and outdoor limits to 100 with physical distancing, Ontario is still recommending people limit their “social circles” to 10 people. Social circles are comprised of people who can get together without maintaining physical distancing.
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