If you tested positive and have symptoms, the isolation period is 10 days from the start of symptoms. You may leave isolation when: At the end of your 10-day isolation period, on the 11th day; and You have been fever-free for at least 24 hours without the aid of medications; and You are symptom-free, or your symptoms have improved greatly. If you become symptom/fever-free prior to the 10-day isolation period, please see below.  If you tested positive and are asymptomatic, you may leave isolation when: It has been 5 days since the positive test date; and You have remained asymptomatic; and You provide a negative Covid-19 test result; and You must wear a face mask for an additional 5 days when around others. The day that you test positive, if asymptomatic, or the day your symptoms begin is considered to be day 0.