https://t.co/OdsVc3e5HI pic.twitter.com/qFC88P1aqB— Toronto Public Health (@TOPublicHealth) July 15, 2020Dr. Eileen de Villa, Toronto’s medical officer of health.
said the cards were fraudulent and unnecessary, but noted there are still many reasons why someone may be required to keep a mask off. [ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“It may be a question of breathing or heart troubles or it may be a question of a developmental or cognitive issue that makes it difficult to take on and off the mask,” said de Villa.
Both Premier Doug Ford and Mayor John Tory have both come out against the phony cards. “Just be responsible, don’t be a scammer,” said Ford.