Coronavirus outbreak: Ford says there’s ‘many reasons for optimism’ as Ontario looks towards reopening

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During an update on the COVID-19 pandemic on Thursday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province is moving towards reopening the economy as the “curve is flattening.”

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