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Capacity limits in Ontario are unlikely to be lifted anytime soon

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T. Tadi
January 20, 2022  (12:16)
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The province of Ontario has agreed to allow the Toronto Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators to play at half-capacity beginning February 21st, with full capacity commencing March 14th.

The latest from Ottawa Senators reporter Bruce Garrioch:

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