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Reason: None provided.

It's not illegal to go into someone's house, at least not in Ontario. However, the wording of the law makes it seem like it is and the media is perpetuating this to an uninformed public.

Here is how the law reads:

Indoor organized public events and social gatherings are not permitted except with members of the same household. Limit close contact to your household (the people you live with):

-Families should not visit any other household or allow visitors in their homes

- Individuals who live alone and single parents may consider having exclusive, close contact with another household to help reduce the negative impacts of social isolation

- Virtual gatherings or events are the safest way to visit or recognize occasions with people outside your household, especially during the holiday season

Note where it says that families "SHOULD" not visit other households. If this were in fact illegal, the wording would say that families "MUST" not visit other households.

3 years ago
3 score
Reason: None provided.

It's not illegal to go into someone's house, at least not in Ontario. However, the wording of the law makes it seem like it is and the media is perpetuating this to an uninformed public.

Here is how the law reads:

Indoor organized public events and social gatherings are not permitted except with members of the same household. Limit close contact to your household (the people you live with):

-Families should not visit any other household or allow visitors in their homes

- Individuals who live alone and single parents may consider having exclusive, close contact with another household to help reduce the negative impacts of social isolation

- Virtual gatherings or events are the safest way to visit or recognize occasions with people outside your household, especially during the holiday season

Note where it says that families "SHOULD" not visit other households? If this were in fact illegal, the wording would say that families "MUST" not visit other households.

3 years ago
1 score
Reason: Original

It's not illegal to go into someone's house, at least not in Ontario. However, the wording of the law makes it seem like it is and the media is perpetuating this to an uninformed public.

Here is how the law reads:

Indoor organized public events and social gatherings are not permitted except with members of the same household. Limit close contact to your household (the people you live with):

**Families should not visit any other household or allow visitors in their homes**

- Individuals who live alone and single parents may consider having exclusive, close contact with another household to help reduce the negative impacts of social isolation

- Virtual gatherings or events are the safest way to visit or recognize occasions with people outside your household, especially during the holiday season

Note where it says that families "SHOULD" not visit other households? If this were in fact illegal, the wording would say that families "MUST" not visit other households.

3 years ago
1 score