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Legault concerned about situation in Montreal but refuses to isolate city

Quebec Premier Francois Legault says the COVID-19 situation in Montreal remains fragile and a reopening of retail stores, schools and daycares in the city planned for May 25 could be further delayed. But Legault today also rejected calls to isolate Montreal from the rest of the province.

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