Premier Ford weighs in on the weekends mass gathering in Ancaster

Ontario is seeing the highest number of COVID-19 cases in months, with the province reporting 425 new cases on Monday.

This is happening as Premier Ford voices his outrage at the large car gathering in Ancaster over the weekend dubbed “Mega-Meet 2.0.”

Ford says he believes this meet-up does not reflect the entire auto community and says he’s confident Hamilton Police will find the organizers and deal with them accordingly.

Premier Ford to the organizers of the car “Mega Meet” in Ancaster this weekend: “If we weren’t so backlogged on MRIs I’d send you for an MRI to get your brain checked because I just don’t think there’s anything in there”. @CHCHNews #HamOnt

— Nicole Martin (@nicolemartintv) September 21, 2020

Nicole Martin reports.

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