DriveTest centre staff continue to express fear and concern for their health and safety as the centres remain open across the province. As Erica Natividad reports, it appears the company who runs them and the province are pointing fingers at each other | CityNews Toronto

6.3K views | Seeing elderly grandparents, heading to a cottage, gathering with friends and family: those are among the reasons why some Canadians are now opting to get tested for COVID-19 — even though they're symptom-free — in hopes of gaining a little peace of mind to expand their social network. As Lauren Pelley explains, it's an approach experts say comes with risks. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.5667348 | CBC Toronto | Facebook

12K views · 63 reactions | Premier Doug Ford said he wants everyone to get a COVID-19 test since the province has expanded its testing. Ford said if you are asymptomatic, but concerned you may have been exposed to the virus you will not be turned away at a testing centre. We sent Farrah Merali out to one of the Toronto testing locations to see what’s involved when getting a test. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.5589969 | CBC Toronto | Facebook