During his daily press briefing, Ontario Premier Ford defended his decision to extend the lockdown to all parts of the province, including Ottawa where new case counts are low, and cited two indicators of a possible new spike in cases. Read More
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COVID-19: Ford defends lockdown decision, says Mayor Watson is playing politics; Ontario reports 2,202 new cases with 16 in Ottawa
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