Quebec Premier Francois Legault says he is not worried about an unprecedented spike in COVID-19 infections in the Montreal area once stores, businesses and schools start to reopen. At a press briefing on Monday, the premier was adamant that won’t happen because he won’t let it, but as Raquel Fletcher explains, a Quebec public health institute report released Friday painted a catastrophic picture of what re-opening could look like.
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