COVID-19: Ford says province needs to live with virus, but won’t say if future lockdowns possible

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Tuesday that he agrees with chief medical officer of health Dr. Kieran Moore saying the province needs to learn to live with COVID-19, explaining the government has invested in health care and is “ready,” but said it still needs to be cautious, not saying if future lockdowns are possible.

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