Public health has issued an order that will allow it to fine any person who has not been self-isolating after being ordered to do so.

As of Monday at 10 a.m., KFL&A Public Health says there are 27 cases of COVID-19 linked to a nail salon outbreak discovered in Kingston, Ont., last week.

"Probably more than half of our guests have been from out of town," said Morgan Shields, a server at Dianne's Fish Shack and Smokehouse in downtown Kingston.

The public health unit is asking anyone who may have visited the salon to get tested and to self-isolate.

Dr. Kieran Moore, medical officer of health for the KFL&A region, says residents should not be afraid of the reopening economy.

Princess Street will be going down to one lane for vehicle traffic next week as part of the city's Love Kingston Marketplace initiative.

Kingston is once again COVID-19 free, according to KFL&A Public Health.

The Belle Park encampment in Kingston, Ont., will continue until July as provincial campgrounds remain under strict restrictions due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.

As of June 1, several regulated health professionals in Ontario are now allowed to open their doors again amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

The Kingston region once again has one active case of the novel coronavirus.