'We're from two separate political parties:' Ford says after accusing First Nations MPP of jumping queue to get vaccine

Published Sunday, March 14, 2021 1:36PM EDT
Ontario Premier Doug Ford reiterated Sunday that he has apologized for accusing a First Nations MPP who got a COVID-19 vaccine of queue jumping, adding that things “got a little personal” due to the fact that the MPP is from a different political party.
The original allegation was made Thursday during a Question Period exchange between the premier and NDP MPP Sol Mamakwa from the Kiiwetinoong riding.
In response to a question about what the government has done to vaccinate vulnerable Indigenous people in urban areas, Ford said that his party had prioritized the vaccination of 31 fly-in communities

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