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Coronavirus: Ontario Premier Ford addresses protesters outside his home, asks them to protest at Queen’s Park

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Monday pleaded with protesters who have been gathering outside his house on Saturdays amid the COVID-19 pandemic, asking them to protest at Queen’s Park as his street is “packed with little kids.” Ford added that children in the area are intimidated and his neighbours are frustrated, and thanked his neighbours “for their patience.”.

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