Eight patients have now died in the province.

Health officials say there is no "increased risk to other employees or customers."

Fines could go as high as "thousands" of dollars."

He said that "shelter is at the top of the list" when it comes to essentials.

"Our number one priority is to make sure kids are safe."

The measure will be put in place for 45 days.

Customers must also only board and exit the rear doors of buses.

As the city declared its first ever state of emergency.

It was signed this afternoon.

The order is effective March 24.

Closures took effect on Monday.

There are now 503 cases in the province.

Telling users what actions they need to take.

As well as helping raise national awareness about the issue.

They also announced all-door boarding on all TTC vehicles.

He had no travel history or close contact with anyone who had the virus.

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A longterm care facility and shelter have also confirmed cases.