There is reportedly "speculation" that the Ford government is considering implementing even more lockdown restrictions for Ontario, including a curfew.
According to a tweet from the Toronto Sun's Brian Lilley, the Ford cabinet is set to discuss the potential restrictions at a meeting to be held on Thursday.
Lilley also said that the agenda had been "tightened up" to avoid possible leaks to journalists, a problem that the Ford government had previously attempted to address.
Lots of speculation that the @fordnation government in Ontario is considering a raft of new restrictions at a cabinet meeting Thursday, including a curfew. Also told that the agenda has been tightened up to try and prevent leaks on what they might discuss. #onpoli
— Brian Lilley (@brianlilley) April 15, 2021
On Monday, it was revealed that Ford and Conservative strategist Kory Teneycke instructed his caucus to stop leaking news tips to reporters. This information was obtained via a leak.
Today the @OntarioPCParty caucus was warned by @fordnation and Kory Teneycke to stop leaking to reporters. They were warned about all media but specifically myself and @ColinDMello from @CTVNews. Caucus out on notice. #onpoli
— Brian Lilley (@brianlilley) April 12, 2021
Ontario would become the second province to put itself into curfew, if implemented. Quebec has been under a curfew since January 9, 2021.
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