Ontario Premier Doug Ford defended on Friday his decision to start gradually reopening the province amid raised concerns by federal health officials over coronavirus variants’ spread. Ford said his decisions are based on the advice of the province’s health officials. Health Minister Christine Elliot said the province has a lot of safeguards in place to prevent exponential growth of cases from happening.
Politics
Coronavirus: Premier Ford defends Ontario reopening amid concerns from federal health officials
More Videos
-
Trudeau government is Canada’s ‘biggest drug dealer’ for supporting safe injection sites: Ford
-
Ontario to ban drug consumption sites near schools, child-care centres: Sylvia Jones
-
‘We have nothing to hide’: Ford addresses RCMP’s ongoing Ontario Greenbelt investigation
-
Ontario parties gearing up for possible early election
-
Poilievre visits northern Canada after electoral map redrawn
-
Poilievre blames Liberals, NDP for ‘worst crime wave in Canadian history’
You are viewing an Accelerated Mobile Webpage.
View Original Article