Citing provincial health officials, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Monday that Ontario is now in a second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, one that will be “worse” and “more complicated” than the first. Read More
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COVID-19: Etches says 'many people' who don't meet guidelines still showing up for testing, Ford says second wave is here, Ontario reports 700 new cases
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