As of July 7, Torontonians will be required to wear face masks in enclosed public spaces.
The new rule will go into effect on July 7, and corresponds with a matching initiative, launched July 2,. It’s all part of an effort to reduce the spread of the coronavirus as we wade further into Stage 2 of the pandemic.the city solicitor told CBC
There are a couple of exceptions, as there are to any rule. Those who cannot wear masks for medical reasons, as well as children under the age of two, will not be required to cover their faces. Similarly, residents will be allowed to temporarily remove masks while having meals, receiving services or doing fitness activities. The bylaw also won’t apply to apartment buildings, condos, childcare facilities, schools, or unenclosed areas like patios.
Basically, bylaws like the one just introduced in Toronto have been scientifically proven to prevent interhuman transmission of the virus.over 100 of the world’s most prominent academicsAfter an international cross-disciplinary review of scientific research conducted by 19 experts, they called on governments to mandate the masks in all public places, as well as business leaders to require their employees to wear them even where it wasn’t required by local law.
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