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“Unfortunately, despite the restrictions, we’ve seen growing numbers of people traveling between regions within Ontario,” Ford said at a news conference, according to CNN.The shutdown will last two weeks in northern Ontario and four weeks in southern Ontario, Ford said, and will begin a minute after midnight on Dec.“The number of daily cases continue to rise, putting our hospitals and long-term care homes at risk,” Ford said in a statement announcing the “difficult but necessary decision” to shut the province down.The province will shut down the day after Christmas because of surging coronavirus cases, Premier Doug Ford announced Monday.
” Ontario Premier Doug Ford, right, and Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott look at freezers ahead of COVID-19 vaccine distribution in Toronto, Tuesday, Dec.As of Monday, Canada’s most populous province – with 14 million people, holding 38% of the 38 million people who live in the country – had seen 158,053 coronavirus cases, with 4,167 deaths.