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23: Seeing Red – Could Stricter COVID Regulations Have Been Avoided with More Foresight?

On: November 19, 2020
In: 905er Podcast Episodes, Burlington, Milton, Oakville, Regional
Tagged: Covid-19, Doug Ford, lockdown, PCPO, Red Zone

Joel and Roland discuss the latest changes to COVID-19 restrictions across the 905 and ask whether we could have avoided reaching this stage with some better planning from the province and less dickering from some municipalities.

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2020-11-19
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