Canada's national parks are restricting access in an effort to limit the spread of COVID-19.
Noting many parks have seen high visitation levels despite suspending visitor services and closing facilities last Thursday, Parks Canada says is temporarily suspending all motor vehicle access by visitors at all national parks, national historic sites, and national marine conservation areas - a measure which too effect just after midnight this morning and will stay in palce "until further notice".
It's intended to "significantly reduce visitation", following on advice from public health experts that people should stay home and avoid public gatherings - in fact, the parks agency asks Canadians to stay home, cancelling any plans to go to a Parks Canada location.
Ontario provincial parks closed to the public last Thursday, closing car camping, backcountry camping, roofed accommodations, day use opportunities, and all public buildings - it's currently scheduled through the end of April, but could be extended.