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‘Not a word’: Doug Ford says MPP ousted from PC caucus never expressed concern over bill

22.07 - 20:21

Coronavirus: Toronto, Peel, Windsor-Essex to stay in stage 2 of reopening

21.07 - 00:21

Coronavirus: Toronto, Windsor-Essex and Peel held back as rest of Ontario enters Stage 3 reopening

20.07 - 19:35

Temperature checks, masks, small classes: How gyms are reopening in Ontario

17.07 - 20:48

Coronavirus: Premier Doug Ford tours Windsor-Essex as farm outbreak fight continues

16.07 - 20:19

Coronavirus: Ontario extends emergency orders until July 29

16.07 - 16:13

Migrant farm workers ‘hid’ from coronavirus testing in Windsor-Essex: Doug Ford

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02.07.2020 - 21:07

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COVID-19 outbreak “hid” to avoid getting tested when health officials visited recently, Premier Doug Ford said Thursday, refusing to name the business.Ford said fears among temporary foreign workers that they would not be paid or sent back to their home countries if they tested positive for the virus are hindering efforts to address the outbreak at the farm in the Windsor-Essex region that has seen 191 workers infected with COVID-19.The premier said only three or four workers at the farm co-operated with health officials who showed up to do more testing.“All the workers went and hid,” he said. “That’s why my emphasis to the workers is nothing’s going to happen.

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Doug Ford - Stephen Lecce - Coronavirus: Ontario prefers in-class return for students, but health officials must approve - globalnews.ca

09.07.2020 / 20:09

Coronavirus: Ontario prefers in-class return for students, but health officials must approve

Stephen Lecce says the Ontario government prefers a return to in-class learning for students this September.Lecce’s statement comes weeks after the province told school boards to prepare for an array of options, including a return to regular class learning, online learning or a combination of both.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ontario extends emergency orders until July 22 - globalnews.ca

09.07.2020 / 13:07

Coronavirus: Ontario extends emergency orders until July 22

coronavirus pandemic.The province is enforcing emergency orders under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act due to the outbreak.The government said the extension was made to ensure the public health and safety of all Ontarians as more businesses reopen and people go back to work. It also allows public health units to redeploy staff, or hire staff, to support case management and contact tracing for the virus, the government said in a news release issued on Thursday.All of Ontario is now in Stage 2 of the province’s reopening plan.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ontario introduces measures to give municipalities ‘new tools and supports’ amid economic crisis - globalnews.ca - Ontario

08.07.2020 / 20:19

Coronavirus: Ontario introduces measures to give municipalities ‘new tools and supports’ amid economic crisis

Due to the economic pressures the coronavirus has caused, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced on Wednesday that the province is introducing further measures to “give municipalities new tools and supports” for infrastructure projects, and are in “active negotiations” with the Canadian federal government to get these supports for Ontario municipalities.

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Doug Ford - Andrea Horwath - Mike Schreiner - Opposition parties call on Ford to mandate air conditioning in long-term care homes - globalnews.ca

08.07.2020 / 19:07

Opposition parties call on Ford to mandate air conditioning in long-term care homes

Doug Ford to make good on comments criticizing the owners of long-term care homes that lack air conditioning.NDP Leader Andrea Horwath says Ford should change the Long-Term Care Act to mandate A/C in long-term care residents’ bedrooms.Green party Leader Mike Schreiner says he would support such an amendment.

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Doug Ford - Sylvia Jones - Coronavirus: Ontario expected to extend state of emergency to cover gap with new bill - globalnews.ca

08.07.2020 / 11:27

Coronavirus: Ontario expected to extend state of emergency to cover gap with new bill

Ontario is expected to table a motion today to extend the province’s state of emergency until July 24.The current state of emergency declared at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic is set to expire July 15.Premier Doug Ford’s office says the government wants to extend the measure to ensure there is no gap between that declaration ending and a new bill extending Ontario’s emergency measures taking effect.

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Doug Ford - Christine Elliott - Ontario Premier Doug Ford criticizes long-term care homes without air conditioning - globalnews.ca - Ontario

07.07.2020 / 23:47

Ontario Premier Doug Ford criticizes long-term care homes without air conditioning

Doug Ford has strongly criticized long-term care homes that aren’t providing air conditioning, amid reports that some homes are concerned that it could increase the risk of COVID-19.Ford made the remarks in response to a reporter’s question during his press conference on Tuesday.“I’d like to get these owners who don’t put air conditioning — I’d like to stick them in the room for 24 hours at 30-degree heat (and) see how they like it. Or put their parents in there,” Ford said.“This is all about the dollars.” WHO says ‘evidence emerging’ that coronavirus may be airborne Much of Ontario is in the midst of a lingering heat wave.

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Doug Ford - Sylvia Jones - Coronavirus: Ford says extension of emergency orders will allow Ontario to act swiftly if needed - globalnews.ca

07.07.2020 / 21:06

Coronavirus: Ford says extension of emergency orders will allow Ontario to act swiftly if needed

After announcing new legislation that would enable the extension of some coronavirus pandemic emergency orders over the next year, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Solicitor General Sylvia Jones explained why emergency orders may need to be extended in the future after being asked by a reporter during a press conference at Queen’s Park on Tuesday.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ontario introducing legislation to extend some pandemic emergency orders - globalnews.ca

07.07.2020 / 20:07

Coronavirus: Ontario introducing legislation to extend some pandemic emergency orders

On Tuesday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced that the provincial government is introducing new legislation that would enable the extension of some coronavirus pandemic emergency orders over the next year.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ford announces all regions of Ontario now in Stage 2 of Phase 2 reopening - globalnews.ca

07.07.2020 / 20:07

Coronavirus: Ford announces all regions of Ontario now in Stage 2 of Phase 2 reopening

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said on Tuesday that all regions of the province have now entered Stage 2 of Phase 2 in the province’s economic reopening plan amid the coronavirus pandemic, with Leamington and Kingsville areas having now entered.

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Doug Ford - Sylvia Jones - Ontario to introduce bill to extend some pandemic emergency measures over the next year - globalnews.ca

07.07.2020 / 11:55

Ontario to introduce bill to extend some pandemic emergency measures over the next year

Ontario is set to introduce new legislation to enable the extension of some pandemic emergency orders over the next year.Solicitor General Sylvia Jones says she will introduce the bill at the provincial legislature today.The proposed law would allow the government to extend or amend some emergency orders a month at a time, with the law expiring a year after it’s passed.Under current legislation, the province can only issue emergency orders while the state of emergency is in place.

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Doug Ford - Hamilton looks to expand temporary outdoor patio program for restaurants denied licenses - globalnews.ca

06.07.2020 / 20:52

Hamilton looks to expand temporary outdoor patio program for restaurants denied licenses

coronavirus pandemic.Brandon Stanicak, owner of the West Town Bar & Grill, said his business was one of only seven restaurants in the city that was initially rejected for a temporary license because they were abutting residential property.He says it puzzled him because they’ve used the empty lot next door for outdoor dining multiple times in the past.“It’s very hard to believe, especially in a lot that we have licensed for temporary patios fifteen times,” said Stanicak. “For the Locke Street Festival we’ve done it, special occasions we’ve done it, but usually it’s only for a day or up to five days at a time.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ontario premier announces Kingsville, Leamington to move into stage 2 of reopening - globalnews.ca - county Windsor - county Essex

06.07.2020 / 19:41

Coronavirus: Ontario premier announces Kingsville, Leamington to move into stage 2 of reopening

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced on Monday that Kingsville and Leamington, two communities found in the Windsor-Essex area, would finally move to Stage 2 of reopening as of 12:01 a.m. Tuesday.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Rest of Windsor-Essex region to reopen Tuesday, putting all Ontario in Stage 2 - globalnews.ca - county Ontario - county Windsor - county Essex

06.07.2020 / 19:00

Coronavirus: Rest of Windsor-Essex region to reopen Tuesday, putting all Ontario in Stage 2

Doug Ford says the final two communities remaining in the first stage of Ontario’s reopening plan will move ahead tomorrow.Ford says Kingsville and Leamington, Ont., will move to Stage 2 as of 12:01 a.m. Tuesday.He says COVID-19 outbreaks on local farms are under control and community spread of the virus is low.

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Doug Ford - Migrant workers in Canada stage multi-city protest, call for more covid-19 protections - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Ottawa - county Windsor - county Essex - county Ford

04.07.2020 / 18:35

Migrant workers in Canada stage multi-city protest, call for more covid-19 protections

COVID-19 pandemic — are taking to the streets in cities across Canada today, calling on Ottawa to grant them greater rights and protections.Temporary foreign farm labourers, care workers, international students and undocumented workers who have been working throughout the pandemic as “essential workers” say they are being left behind by the Canadian government.

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Doug Ford - Travis Dhanraj - Coronavirus: Doug Ford won’t say when stage 3 of province’s reopening will begin - globalnews.ca - city Ontario

04.07.2020 / 01:59

Coronavirus: Doug Ford won’t say when stage 3 of province’s reopening will begin

When asked about the Ontario government’s stage 3 of the province’s reopening, Premier Doug Ford says the province still needs more data before he can reveal a definitive timeline for regions. Travis Dhanraj reports.

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Doug Ford - Travis Dhanraj - Coronavirus: Toronto nightclub’s liquor licence suspended after alleged indoor party - globalnews.ca

04.07.2020 / 01:59

Coronavirus: Toronto nightclub’s liquor licence suspended after alleged indoor party

Premier Doug Ford is taking aim at those contravening provincial orders. His comments come after the AGCO announced it was suspending the liquor licence of a Toronto nightclub. Travis Dhanraj reports.

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Doug Ford - Advocates say new Ontario bill gives an unfair advantage to landlords over tenants - globalnews.ca

03.07.2020 / 21:19

Advocates say new Ontario bill gives an unfair advantage to landlords over tenants

Ontario tenants’ rights advocates are voicing concerns over a new bill they say will make it easier for landlords to obtain evictions once the COVID-19 crisis eases.Several advocacy groups say Bill 184, also known as the Protecting Tenants and Strengthening Community Housing Act, would provide a number of new avenues for landlords to both evict and collect unpaid rent from current and past tenants.The changes would apply retroactively to when the province first declared a state of emergency over the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ontario deploys emergency management team to address Essex farm outbreak - globalnews.ca - county Windsor - county Essex

03.07.2020 / 20:05

Coronavirus: Ontario deploys emergency management team to address Essex farm outbreak

Doug Ford says a team from the province’s emergency management agency has been deployed to Windsor-Essex to help address a large COVID-19 farm outbreak.He says Emergency Management Ontario will help co-ordinate care and housing for the 191 workers on one farm who tested positive for the virus over the weekend.He says the agency is also working with the Canadian Red Cross, farmers and local health officials as they responds to the outbreak.Ford also apologized for criticizing migrant workers during his briefing Thursday, when he said they were hiding from efforts to retest them for COVID-19.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ontario’s new $3M virtual health and safety courses to allow job seekers education while abiding by physical distancing guidelines - globalnews.ca

03.07.2020 / 19:31

Coronavirus: Ontario’s new $3M virtual health and safety courses to allow job seekers education while abiding by physical distancing guidelines

Ontario Minister of Labour, Training and Skills Development Monte McNaughton on Friday explained the details of the province’s new free online workplace health and safety training, which Premier Doug Ford announced during the same press conference.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ford says it’s unknown when province will enter Stage 3 reopening - globalnews.ca

03.07.2020 / 19:31

Coronavirus: Ford says it’s unknown when province will enter Stage 3 reopening

When asked when he thinks Ontario’s Stage 3 of economic reopening will begin, as businesses that cannot yet reopen are feeling financial burden, Premier Doug Ford said he can’t pinpoint an exact date at this time.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ontario government offering free online workplace health and safety training amid reopening - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

03.07.2020 / 19:09

Coronavirus: Ontario government offering free online workplace health and safety training amid reopening

As the province continues reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic, Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Friday announced the provincial government will provide free online workplace health and safety training “for the first time ever in Ontario.”

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ford implores foreign workers with COVID-19 to come forward - globalnews.ca

02.07.2020 / 19:21

Coronavirus: Ford implores foreign workers with COVID-19 to come forward

Ontario Premier Doug Ford issued a plea to temporary foreign workers who may have fallen ill with COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, but are scared to be tested.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ford announces additional $150M in funding for homeless shelters - globalnews.ca

02.07.2020 / 19:21

Coronavirus: Ford announces additional $150M in funding for homeless shelters

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced on Thursday that his government would invest an additional $150 million dollars in the province’s Social Services Relief Fund, which he said would be targeted towards improving homeless shelters and “creating opportunities for long-term housing.”

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Doug Ford - Justin Trudeau - Coronavirus: Launch of COVID-19 contact tracing app in Ontario delayed - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

02.07.2020 / 12:45

Coronavirus: Launch of COVID-19 contact tracing app in Ontario delayed

COVID-19 cases won’t roll out across Ontario today as planned.A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health says the province is still working with the federal government and the app is expected to launch soon. Coronavirus: Ontario piloting new COVID-19 contact tracing app, launch expected July 2 The province will be the first to use the COVID Alert app, but Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said it should be ready for downloading in the rest of the country later this summer.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Premier Doug Ford says the app is meant to enhance the province’s contact tracing strategy.

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Doug Ford - Justin Trudeau - Roll out of coronavirus contact tracing app delayed in Ontario - globalnews.ca - county Ontario

02.07.2020 / 11:51

Roll out of coronavirus contact tracing app delayed in Ontario

COVID-19 cases won’t roll out across Ontario Thursday as planned.A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health says the province is still working with the federal government and the app is expected to launch soon.

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Doug Ford - Matthew Bingley - Coronavirus: Toronto passes bylaw making masks mandatory indoors - globalnews.ca - city Toronto

01.07.2020 / 00:07

Coronavirus: Toronto passes bylaw making masks mandatory indoors

Toronto city council passed a bylaw on Tuesday making non-medical masks or face coverings mandatory beginning on July 7. The move comes after Premier Doug Ford said he couldn’t enforce a province-wide law like Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area mayors were requesting.

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Doug Ford - Ontario Premier Doug Ford announces free day use to all provincial parks on Canada Day - globalnews.ca - Canada

30.06.2020 / 19:07

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announces free day use to all provincial parks on Canada Day

In an effort to acknowledge Canada Day, which is on July 1, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Tuesday free day use to all provincial parks on the holiday.

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Doug Ford - Justin Trudeau - Coronavirus: Worker at long-care home where 53 people died speaks out - globalnews.ca

30.06.2020 / 14:49

Coronavirus: Worker at long-care home where 53 people died speaks out

the new coronavirus in April, Toronto long-term care home worker Karen Ellington says she and her colleagues finally got what they had been asking for: N95 respirator masks.But, she said, there was a catch.“We got one N95 and the statement (from the home) that was made was, ‘Don’t throw it away because we don’t know when you’ll be getting another one,’” Ellington told Global News.“I think that’s maybe why everything spread as fast as it did, when it did. Because we didn’t have what we needed.”Altamont Care Community, which is owned by Sienna Senior Living, was among the hardest hit nursing homes in the province, where at least 53 residents died.

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Doug Ford - David Williams - Mark Shapiro - Jays players headed to Florida, continue talks to play in TO - clickorlando.com - state Florida - county Ontario - county Williams

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30.06.2020 / 01:57

Jays players headed to Florida, continue talks to play in TO

TORONTO, ONT – The Blue Jays are moving players to their spring training facility in Florida while they await word from the Canadian government about playing in Toronto amid the coronavirus pandemic.Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Monday that city, provincial and federal authorities “kind of gave their approval,” but the Blue Jays are looking for a letter of support from the federal government.He also said Dr.

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Doug Ford - Toronto Blue Jays - Blue Jays closer to training in Toronto for upcoming season amid coronavirus pandemic - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Centre - county Rogers

29.06.2020 / 20:21

Blue Jays closer to training in Toronto for upcoming season amid coronavirus pandemic

The Toronto Blue Jays appear one step closer to being able to train at Rogers Centre for the upcoming season.Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Monday that “municipal, provincial and federal health folks” have given the team the OK, but they are still awaiting federal approval on the issue of quarantining. Blue Jays name 58 players to club player pool The Blue Jays, the lone MLB team north of the Canada-U.S.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ontario government extends emergency orders until July 10 - globalnews.ca

27.06.2020 / 15:35

Coronavirus: Ontario government extends emergency orders until July 10

Ontario government says it is extending its emergency orders for the COVID-19 pandemic until July 10.Premier Doug Ford said the province has made good progress in reducing the spread of the coronavirus but Ontarians need to remain vigilant.The province also said it will loosen some restrictions around indoor sports and fitness to enable amateur and professional athletes to train.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ford accuses the U.S. of a “reckless approach” to COVID-19 - globalnews.ca

26.06.2020 / 19:57

Coronavirus: Ford accuses the U.S. of a “reckless approach” to COVID-19

Comparing his own government’s response to the novel coronavirus to the steps taken by the Trump administration, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said the U.S. had taken a “reckless approach” to the virus which has “come back to bite them.”

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ford says province ‘can’t enforce’ order making masks mandatory - globalnews.ca

26.06.2020 / 19:47

Coronavirus: Ford says province ‘can’t enforce’ order making masks mandatory

Premier Doug Ford said on Friday that Ontario would not introduce a provincial order mandating that medical masks be made mandatory amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, adding that while he supports municipalities that want to make it mandatory to wear masks, a province-wide order couldn’t be enforced.

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Doug Ford - 271 coronavirus deaths could have been prevented by removing 4-bed care rooms, study suggests - globalnews.ca

26.06.2020 / 18:57

271 coronavirus deaths could have been prevented by removing 4-bed care rooms, study suggests

novel coronavirus could have been prevented at Ontario nursing homes if residents were placed in two-bed rooms instead of four-bed rooms, according to a new study.The study from researchers at University of Toronto, McMaster University and Public Health Ontario found residents in more crowded facilities were twice as likely to get infected and die from the virus.“We are confronting it now because of the scale of the deaths.”While more crowded rooms didn’t affect whether a long-term care home had an outbreak, the study found the spread of the virus was higher in four-bed rooms, with a 9.7 per cent infection rate versus 4.5 per cent in the least crowded.Deaths were 2.7 per cent and 1.3 per cent respectively, according to the study, which has

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus caseload in Canada increases by 380 while Atlantic provinces see no new cases - globalnews.ca - Canada - county Ontario - county Atlantic

26.06.2020 / 02:12

Coronavirus caseload in Canada increases by 380 while Atlantic provinces see no new cases

coronavirus cases and 20 COVID-19-related deaths in the last 24 hours.The new numbers bring the national tally to more than 102,600 confirmed cases of COVID-19 — the bulk of them in Ontario and Quebec — and a death toll of 8,504. How many Canadians have the new coronavirus? Total number of confirmed cases by region More than 65,000 people are considered recovered across the country, as active cases number a little over 28,500.Ontario saw 189 new cases and 10 fatalities on Thursday.

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Doug Ford - Anger, frustration over continued closures, mayor of Leamington, Ont., says - globalnews.ca - county Windsor - county Essex

25.06.2020 / 21:57

Anger, frustration over continued closures, mayor of Leamington, Ont., says

COVID-19 says small businesses are being driven to bankruptcy.Hilda MacDonald, mayor of Leamington, Ont., says she is “livid” tight restrictions remain on her community and in neighbouring Kingsville, Ont.Premier Doug Ford says the two communities in southwestern Ontario will stay in Stage 1 until coronavirus outbreaks on farms can be addressed and case counts lowered.

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Doug Ford - Justin Trudeau - Trudeau says provinces ‘failed to support seniors’ amid new coronavirus pandemic - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Ottawa

25.06.2020 / 21:06

Trudeau says provinces ‘failed to support seniors’ amid new coronavirus pandemic

Justin Trudeau said that provincial governments have “failed to support seniors” in their handling of the novel coronavirus pandemic, while floating the idea of bringing in national standards at long-term care facilities.Trudeau was responding to a newly released report from the Canadian Institute for Health Information that found long-term care residents made up 81 per cent of all reported COVID-19 deaths in Canada compared to an average of 42 per cent among all countries studied.“I think one of the things that is very clear is our current system of supporting seniors across this country has not worked,” Trudeau told reporters outside Rideau Cottage in Ottawa Thursday morning.“It is a provincial responsibility.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ford defends handling of COVID-19 crisis in long-term care homes after damning report - globalnews.ca - Canada

25.06.2020 / 19:55

Coronavirus: Ford defends handling of COVID-19 crisis in long-term care homes after damning report

Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Thursday defended Ontario’s handling of the COVID-19 crisis in the province’s long-term care homes after a report from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) found Canada’s long-term care homes, of all the OECD countries, were the hardest hit by the novel coronavirus.

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Doug Ford - NDP MPP swears at Premier Doug Ford in legislature - globalnews.ca - county Windsor - county Ford

24.06.2020 / 22:55

NDP MPP swears at Premier Doug Ford in legislature

NDP MPP Taras Natyshak swore at Premier Doug Ford in the provincial legislature on Wednesday after he asked Ford about coronavirus testing for migrant workers in the Windsor region.

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Doug Ford - David Williams - Coronavirus: Most of Windsor region to move to Stage 2, except for areas with farm outbreaks - globalnews.ca - county Ontario - county Windsor

24.06.2020 / 21:43

Coronavirus: Most of Windsor region to move to Stage 2, except for areas with farm outbreaks

COVID-19 farm outbreaks, Premier Doug Ford announced Wednesday.The only exceptions will be the communities of Leamington and Kingsville, which have seen large numbers of cases among migrant workers.Ford said he has a plan to address the situation on farms, while also allowing COVID-19 positive but asymptomatic workers to continue on the job, with safety protocols in place.“This is one of (farmers’) busiest times of the year,” Ford said. “They need the extra help and unlike other professions, most of it is outdoors and isolated.” 163 new coronavirus cases, 12 deaths in Ontario; total cases at 34,016 Ontario’s chief medical officer of health said testing of migrant workers found a cluster of asymptomatic positive people.

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Doug Ford - 11 new coronavirus cases reported in Waterloo Region, total cases at 1,268 - globalnews.ca - city Waterloo

24.06.2020 / 20:29

11 new coronavirus cases reported in Waterloo Region, total cases at 1,268

coronavirus on Wednesday, bringing the local total to 1,268.Some of the new cases are part of an outbreak at Sunnyside Home Long-Term Care in Kitchener where there are four staff members and one resident with COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. Ontario extends state of emergency to July 15, Doug Ford hopes it’s last extension Parkwood Mennonite retirement home is reporting one resident with the disease as well.Forest Heights Revera Long-Term Care is the region’s most significant outbreak with 178 cases among residents and another 69 among staff.

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Doug Ford - Coronavirus: Ontario announces reopening plan for Windsor-Essex - globalnews.ca - county Ontario - county Windsor - county Essex

24.06.2020 / 19:17

Coronavirus: Ontario announces reopening plan for Windsor-Essex

Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced on Wednesday that the Windsor-Essex region, with the exception of Leamington and Kingsville, will move into Stage 2 of Phase 2 of reopening amid the COVID-19 pandemic as of June 25.

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Doug Ford - Ontario extends state of emergency to July 15, Doug Ford hopes it’s last extension - globalnews.ca

24.06.2020 / 15:23

Ontario extends state of emergency to July 15, Doug Ford hopes it’s last extension

Ontario has extended its state of emergency to July 15.Premier Doug Ford has said he is hopeful that will be the last extension of the emergency declaration.The motion passed the legislature this morning.Many of the emergency orders made under the state of emergency are expected to continue even after July 15, including bans on large gatherings.

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Doug Ford - Drew Dilkens - Coronavirus outbreaks on farms are holding back the entire region, says Windsor mayor - globalnews.ca - county Essex

24.06.2020 / 11:41

Coronavirus outbreaks on farms are holding back the entire region, says Windsor mayor

COVID-19 on local farms.Drew Dilkens said Tuesday that the high number of COVID-19 cases on farms in Essex County was holding back the entire region, and the local economy could not face another week of delay.The mayor said public health officials have failed to ensure all migrant workers are tested for COVID-19, and called on farmers to step in so the region can join the rest of the province in Stage 2 of reopening.“While the local health unit has thus far refused to test the full temporary foreign worker population, this next week presents an opportunity for our local agricultural community to step in where public health officials have failed,” Dilkens said in a statement.

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Doug Ford - With new coronavirus cases daily, experts worry parts of Ontario are reopening too fast - globalnews.ca - county Windsor - county Essex

23.06.2020 / 23:23

With new coronavirus cases daily, experts worry parts of Ontario are reopening too fast

Stage 2 on June 24.Most of Ontario entered Stage 2 on June 12, which includes the reopening of hair salons, restaurant patios and swimming pools. Only the Windsor-Essex region will remain in Stage 1 until further notice, the Ontario government announced on June 22, as Premier Doug Ford said the region has not seen the same level of case decline.Some experts, however, are concerned that the Toronto and Peel regions have not seen a significant enough decline in cases of the coronavirus, and are worried about public health repercussions as the province moves forward.Toronto has seen 13,893 confirmed and probable cases, with most the result of community spread or from residents being in close contact with a positive COVID-19 person.

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Doug Ford - Hamilton Coronavirus - Some Hamilton bars, restaurants not able to capitalize on patio expansion - globalnews.ca

23.06.2020 / 23:07

Some Hamilton bars, restaurants not able to capitalize on patio expansion

Hamilton records just one new case, enters Stage 2 of coronavirus reopening Friday Eisenberger says the seven are located “adjacent to a residential area”, a condition that restricts them from operating a patio under the city’s zoning rules.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Eisenberger describes it as “a bit of a complex issue”, adding that “I don’t think we can potentially open up every location for (an) outside patio, it’s really intended to allow those who already had a patio to utilize them and expand them if they could.” No singing or dancing allowed as Ontario restaurant patios reopen Premier Doug Ford touched on the issue during his briefing on Tuesday, and voiced some sympathy for the

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Doug Ford - Abigail Bimman - Mexican government to resume sending migrant workers to Canada - globalnews.ca - Canada - Mexico - Ottawa

23.06.2020 / 02:35

Mexican government to resume sending migrant workers to Canada

Ottawa has struck a deal with the Mexican government to improve conditions for migrant workers on Canadian farms, allowing them to return to Canada.

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Doug Ford - Travis Dhanraj - Coronavirus: Toronto, Peel Region to enter stage 2 on Wednesday - globalnews.ca

23.06.2020 / 01:11

Coronavirus: Toronto, Peel Region to enter stage 2 on Wednesday

The battle has been long, but Ontario Premier Doug Ford said it is not over and there has been significant progress. Travis Dhanraj reports on the latest reopenings as part of stage two..

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