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Should families gather for Thanksgiving? The PM says it’s unlikely but Ford says it’s still important

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Thanksgiving is a couple of weeks away, but with a second wave of COVID-19 hitting parts of Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says getting together for a meal is not an option.

Premier Doug Ford is painting a less dreary picture, saying we can still get together, just not in big numbers.

Matt Ingram has more.

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