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Coronavirus outbreak: Ontario’s outbreak-free long-term care homes to allow for family visits starting June 18

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced on Thursday that long-term care homes and retirement residences in the province not experiencing COVID-19 outbreaks will allow for the “cautious restart” of family visitors starting June 18.

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