Even though barbers and outdoor restaurants are about to open in Toronto for the first time in 14 weeks, Premier Doug Ford is holding off getting a haircut or visiting a patio until every region can reopen.
Ford told reporters Tuesday he is doing so in solidarity with Windsor-Essex, the last place Ontario to not move to the second stage of reopening due to persistent new cases of COVID-19 among migrant farm workers.
“Everyone’s asking me about this haircut,” the premier said of his golden mullet.
“I’m not going to get a haircut until everyone in the province can. I’m standing beside the people of Windsor-Essex. It’s not fair that they can’t get a haircut and I can go out and get one,” he said.
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