Premier Ford to speak as Ontario reports 615 new COVID-19 cases, nearly half in Toronto
Ontario reported an additional 615 cases of COVID-19 on Monday, as the province begins its move toward appointment-only testing for the illness.
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Premier Ford to speak as Ontario reports 615 new COVID-19 cases, nearly half in Toronto
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