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Premier doubles down on criticism of U.S. President over N95 masks
Premier Ford reiterated his disappointment in U.S. President Donald Trump over his decision to stop the export of 3M's N95 face masks to Canada.
“I’m just so, so disappointed right now. As I said yesterday we will never rely on any other country moving forward,” Ford said. “When the cards are down you see who your friends are.”
On Friday, 3M said that the President had asked it to stop exporting the medical-grade masks to Canada and Latin America, a move that the Minnesota-based company said could have "significant humanitarian implications."
The N95 masks are particularly valuable to frontline healthcare workers as they provide more protection against the new coronavirus than ordinary surgical masks.
Ford said that he has been in constant contact with 3M Canada President Penny about securing the masks, but added that the company's "hands are tied."
“They’re disagreeing with a presidential order, but physically when you get a presidential order, you can’t just ship the items out."
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Premier doubles down on criticism of U.S. President over N95 masks
Premier Ford reiterated his disappointment in U.S. President Donald Trump over his decision to stop the export of 3M's N95 face masks to Canada.
“I’m just so, so disappointed right now. As I said yesterday we will never rely on any other country moving forward,” Ford said. “When the cards are down you see who your friends are.”
On Friday, 3M said that the President had asked it to stop exporting the medical-grade masks to Canada and Latin America, a move that the Minnesota-based company said could have "significant humanitarian implications."
The N95 masks are particularly valuable to frontline healthcare workers as they provide more protection against the new coronavirus than ordinary surgical masks.
Ford said that he has been in constant contact with 3M Canada President Penny about securing the masks, but added that the company's "hands are tied."
“They’re disagreeing with a presidential order, but physically when you get a presidential order, you can’t just ship the items out."
