Provincial directive asking hospitals to ramp down scheduled surgeries and procedures still in place

Even so, many hospitals are still preparing plans to resume scheduled activity.

Ontario months away from serological testing, seen as key tool to understand the virus

The blood tests can determine whether patients had the coronavirus in the past.

Donations are down, but Ontario political parties haven't applied for wage subsidy

The governing Progressive Conservatives have seen the sharpest drop in donations.

Park people, the Mother's Day bump, and bubbling is delayed: Your COVID-19 roundup

Doug Ford also promised "consequences" for commercial landlords who evict their tenants without applying for aid.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Monday, May 25.

Ontario allowing people without symptoms to be tested for COVID-19: premier

Anyone who feels they need to be tested can now be tested, Doug Ford announced.

'To all the moms out there': Your COVID-19 roundup

The premier singled out moms in thanks for taking care of their children during the pandemic.

Any contact tracing app for Ontario needs to 'work with the rest of the country': health minister

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he hopes to be able to recommend a single contact tracing app to all Canadians.

Ending time-of-use pricing saved average home $34, cost province $175 million so far: Watchdog

Extending the freeze on time-of-use billing for an entire year would cost $1.1 billion, the FAO found.

Who's lobbying for whom

A list of new, renewed and amended registrations with the Office of the Integrity Commissioner.

Funding portal: Who got funded — Week of May 15, 2020

Each week, the Funding Portal crunches the numbers on who got funding from where.

Your morning briefing

Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Friday, May 22.