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Coronavirus: Halton Region wants phase 2 reopening like rest of Ontario

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The mayors in, and chair of, the Region of Halton have sent a letter to Premier Doug Ford asking him to allow the region to enter into phase two of reopening like most of the province will do on Friday.

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