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Mayor Tory talks about concerns over parties, COVID-19 bylaw enforcement, and tenants rights protest
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Toronto mayor John Tory speaks with BT's Melanie Ng about concerns over safety at parties, enforcing the COVID-19 bylaws, and protests over tenant's rights.

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