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Current Status: Ontario is now in Step 3 of the Roadmap to Reopen
Toronto is currently in Step 3 of the province's three-step Roadmap to Reopen. This means that public health measures are being safely and gradually lifted based on province-wide vaccination rates and key public health indicators. As of September 22, 2021, proof of vaccination is required to access non-essential businesses.
We've curated links to the most up-to-date information and safety guidelines to help you make more informed decisions and plans. As an added measure, we also recommend that you research the protocols of each place you’re visiting and book reservations or tickets ahead of time online.
Proof of vaccination: The province of Ontario requires proof of COVID-19 vaccination to access non-essential businesses, including restaurants and bars (excluding outdoor dining), fitness facilities, meeting and event spaces, sporting events, and concerts. Find more information on the Ontario government website.
Gatherings: Limits for social gatherings and organized public events are up to 25 people from different households indoors and up to 100 people from different households for outdoors.
Travel between regions within Canada: There are currently no restrictions on travel to Ontario from other provinces within Canada. However, visitors are still strongly advised to avoid travel between regions of high case counts and those with low or no cases. Learn more about travelling to Ontario from within Canada or abroad.
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Dining
Restaurants are open for indoor and outdoor dining, as well as takeout or delivery with no limits to the number of patrons per table. Masks or face coverings must be worn when entering the premises (like when using the washroom).
All retailers are open for in-person shopping with capacity limits to permit physical distancing. Shopping malls are also open, subject to store and mall capacity limits.
Attractions can open for indoor and outdoor activities with no capacity limits. Concert venues, theatres and cinemas can open for indoor and outdoor events on a reservations-only basis, as well as museums, casinos, and outdoor drive-in or drive-thru concert venues, theatres and drive-in cinemas.
Indoor sports games, leagues, fitness classes, and recreational facilities are open. Playgrounds, parks and sports facilities, such as indoor and outdoor pools, golf courses, tennis courts, basketball courts and skate parks are open with restrictions.
Whether you’re visiting now or planning for later, we’ve got ideas on how to make the most of your time exploring Toronto. Go on an adventure to one or a few of the city’s vibrant neighbourhoods. Check out some of the top attractions in the city, like the Royal Ontario Museum or the Art Gallery of Ontario. Cheers to your favourite sports team at Toronto's top sports bars, graze your way through the St. Lawrence Market or find an excuse to take a workcation. Or, try something entirely new and discover your "Never Have I Ever" moment.
Take comfort in Toronto Pearson's globally-accredited Healthy Airport program
Travel updates
Stay informed about travel requirements to minimize delays and stress while travelling to Ontario from within Canada or abroad. There are currently no restrictions on travel to Ontario from other provinces within Canada. However, visitors are still strongly advised to avoid travel between regions of high case counts and those with low or no cases.
Reopening Canada’s borders
All fully vaccinated travellers, including international travellers and U.S. citizens, can now travel to Canada for non-essential purposes.
Entry to Canada is determined by the Government of Canada and may come with restrictions depending on which country you are travelling from. Learn more from the Canada Border Services Agency or check out the resources below.
Requirements for eligible fully vaccinated travellers
Plan before you go and learn what you can expect at Toronto Pearson. Whether you’re already packed and ready to go or are part of the soon-to-be travelling public, getting familiar with new protocols will help you ease back into travel more comfortably. Download this tip sheet for all the key information you need to travel through Toronto Pearson.
What you need to know if you're entering Canada by land.
Stay connected
While the situation remains fluid, we'll continue to provide the most current travel information on this page as we work under the government’s guidance. Check back regularly for updates and in the meantime, explore Toronto virtually.
