The state of emergency first came into effect March 17 when the number of cases of the novel coronavirus began to climb.
TORONTO — Ontario is expected today to extend its state of emergency until June 30.It also orders the closure of some businesses such as restaurants and bars, except if they offer takeout or delivery.
If the vote passes, the measure — which had been set to expire today — will be extended for another 28 days. Independent legislator Randy Hillier has said he will vote against the measure, saying it gives the government too much authority.This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 2, 2020.
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