Canada places largest city under 'lockdown' for at least 28 days amid coronavirus spikes

Dr. Devi Nampiaparampil joins 'Cavuto Live' to discuss Pfizer vaccine approval timeline and new coronavirus lockdowns taking place in the U.S.The Ontario province will initiate partial coronavirus lockdown measures in two regions starting Monday, officials announced. Ontario has seen over 1,400 cases in the past 24 hours, forcing Ontario Premier Doug Ford to initiate a “lockdown.” The lockdown will cover Toronto and the Peel Region, Ford announced on Friday. “You're responsible in your area, but also for the areas outside yours, because we know it affects the whole system.”“We are going to be trusting and confidence that the public will do the right thing.”Toronto's government released a statement of support for the lockdown measures, saying, "While these restrictions are necessary to reduce contacts and the spread of COVID-19, they must be implemented alongside enhanced supports to protect frontline workers and disproportionately affected communities."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"The City of Toronto is working closely with its provincial and federal government partners to expand supports to frontline workers and vulnerable Torontonians.