Tuesday, April 16, 2024

Protect migrant workers, Ford and Trudeau tell farmers

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The Windsor area is being kept in stage one, because of the high number of COVID-infected farmworkers. Lisa Hepfner reports, the province and the federal government now plan to send inspectors to Ontario farms.

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