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City Vaughan

Country Canada

New liability law won't protect bad actors: Ford

Premier Doug Ford says a COVID-19 liability bill introduced by his government this week will not grant extra protection to negligent long-term care providers. Ford urged families to file lawsuits if they feel their loved ones died in seniors homes due to negligence.

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