Toronto planning to establish COVID hotels for people who don’t have room to self-isolate, province declines to offer support
Ontario isn’t offering to give Toronto any additional funding for COVID hotels.
Published Jun 24, 2020 at 5:13pm
TORONTO, ON – May 27 A woman walks past one of the apartment buildings on Scarlett road and Eglinton.
The Mount Olive Silverstone-Jamestown neighborhood is bordered by Lawrence and Eglinton, Scarlett road and Royal York and is one of the hotspots. It has some large apartment buildings in the south and a very large retirement home in the north.
The Ontario government refused requests for local data after Premier Doug Ford ìsome areas are lighting up like a Christmas tree,î including areas of Brampton, North Etobicoke and Scarborough.
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May 27 2020 Richard Lautens/Toronto Star
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