Chief Public Health Officer Hints at Blue Jays Return to Canada

Thursday, 15 July 2021 14:19

By Linda Morgan

A return to Toronto may be in store for the Blue Jays.

Canada's Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Howard Njoo says the teams return to Canada is "trending in a very good direction."

Njoo says while he can't provide a date on when an announcement will be made, there has been "a lot of good back and forth" between government officials and the team's organization.

Meanwhile, a government official told the Associated Press that the Jays won't know before the weekend if Ottawa will permit them to return to the Rogers Centre.

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Chief Public Health Officer Hints at Blue Jays Return to Canada

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