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Coronavirus: Ontario premier announces Kingsville, Leamington to move into stage 2 of reopening

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced on Monday that Kingsville and Leamington, two communities found in the Windsor-Essex area, would finally move to Stage 2 of reopening as of 12:01 a.m.

Tuesday. The two communities were kept closed as the province tried to step up testing among temporary foreign workers in the agri-food industry, which was seeing a majority of the new cases in the region.

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