This is what's open in Toronto as the city enters Stage 2

What is open in Toronto right now has changed a whole lot since the city has officially entered Stage 2 of reopening. As of June 24, the city will see the reopening of shopping malls, restaurant patios, attractions and much, much more.

Here's a list of everything opening as part of Stage 2

Currently, the following types of businesses, facilities, and services are allowed to be open during this. Some places and services, however, may still remain closed.

Food, drink and other vices

• Restaurants, cafes and bars offering takeout or delivery
• Restaurant, cafe and bar patios
• Grocery stores
• Bulk food stores
• Convenience stores
• The LCBO
• The Beer Store
• Craft beer stores
• Craft distilleries
• Cannabis stores
• Farmers' markets

Retail stores

• All retail stores and shopping malls
• Clothing, furniture and home decor stores
• Garden centres and nurseries 
• Hardware stores
• Bike stores and bike repair
• Safety supply stores

Outdoors and recreation

• City parks
• Provincial parks
• Mount Pleasant Cemetery
• Golf courses 
• Golf driving ranges
• Marinas and boat clubs
• Picnic shelters at city parks
• Outdoor sports fields and courts for recreational play not for team sports and where social distancing can still be maintained. This includes soccer fields, basketball courts and baseball diamonds.
• Off-leash dog parks
• Skateboard parks
• Beaches
• Outdoor swimming pools

Consumer and business services

• Banks
• Car dealerships
• Funeral services
• Gas stations
• Hotels
• Laundromats and dry cleaners
• Lawn care services
• Mail services
• Veterinary services
• Businesses that board animals
• Animal and pet care services
• Cleaning and maintenance services
• Non-essential construction
• Daycare and child services
• Party, wedding planning and consulting services
• Wedding chapels

Health and personal care services

• Audiologists
• Chiropodists
• Chiropractors
• Dentists
• Dietitians
• Homeopaths
• Kinesiologists
• Massage therapists
• Medical laboratory technologists
• Medical radiation technologists and sonographers
• Midwives
• Naturopaths
• Occupational therapists
• Opticians
• Optometrists
• Pharmacies
• Physicians
• Physiotherapists
• Podiatrists
• Psychologists
• Psychotherapists
• Respiratory therapists
• Speech-language pathologists
• Surgeries
• Traditional Chinese medical practitioners and acupuncturists
• Hair services including barber shops, hair salons, hairdressers/stylists, colour consulting services, scalp treatment services, hair weaving services, and hair replacement services
• Beauty salons, shops and parlours including beauticians, estheticians, cosmetology shops or salons, manicure and pedicure salons
• Hair removal services
• Diet centres (non-medical), diet workshops, weight control clinics, and weight-reduction centres (non-medical)
• Piercing services
• Day spas
• Tanning salons
• Tattoo studios
• Personal trainers and sports trainers (outside of gyms only)

Other

• TTC
• GO Train and UP Express
• Toronto Pearson International Airport
• Sports team training facilities
• Media operations
• Public libraries
• Toronto museums and attractions (opening dates vary)
• Community centres
• Art galleries
• DriveTest centres

The following businesses, facilities, and services still remain closed

• All public and private schools
• All bars, nightclubs, strip clubs, cafes and restaurants that do not have a patio and are not offering takeout or delivery
• All theatres, cinemas and concert venues
• All gyms although many are doing classes on Instagram Live
• City Hall and all municipal buildings
• Ontario casinos
• Some park amenities like playgrounds and outdoor exercise equipment
• Climbing gyms

There's still no certainty on how long these closures will continue to last or when the city will will be allowed to enter Stage 3 of reopening.