The move from red to orange came into effect at 12:01 a.m. Monday, March 1. Orange-restrict can be assigned to regions with weekly incidence rates of 25 to 39.9 per 100,000 cases.

Kingston will be moving into the province's orange-restrict zone come Monday, the province says.

As the Kingston-area breaks a single-day record for coronavirus cases, public health is preparing to move into the orange zone of Ontario's COVID-19 response framework.

Middlesex-London and Thunder Bay will move into the "orange" zone. Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit moves to the "yellow" category.

"Over the last seven days, we have seen the trends in key public health indicators continue to go in the wrong direction in these three regions," the health minister said.

Hairdressers and spas in orange zones say the forced closures are 'unfair.'

Seven more deaths were also reported, which occurred between Sept. 19 and 24. This brings the total COVID-19 death toll in Quebec to 5,821.

The second wave is driven mostly by younger people who may be less likely to fall seriously ill but who are more likely to spread the virus in the community, officials said.

The speed limit in Saskatchewan highway construction zones is 60 km/h, and the penalties for ignoring those limits are steep.

Police hand out over 3,500+ speeding tickets in July, including a number for speeding in work zones.