He says he will need to start radiation treatment in the next couple of weeks, which will conclude near the end of December.
Horgan stressed that his prognosis is good and he expects to make a full recovery. He will need to start radiation treatment in the next couple of weeks. The premier expects to have completed the treatment toward the end of December.in briefings, cabinet meetings, and other important meetings like the Council of the Federation. For in-person events, minister Mike Farnworth and other cabinet ministers may attend in my place,” he said.
“I would, again, like to thank everyone who sent their well wishes. Your support gives me strength and humbles me. I look forward to being back in the legislature and travelling in the new year.” Solicitor General Mike Farnworth, whom Horgan appointed deputy premier last month after he announced the biopsy surgery, said he will fulfil whatever duties the premier requires of him.Horgan participated virtually at the government’s cabinet meeting Wednesday and was also present for Thursday’s regular gathering of the New Democrat caucus, said Farnworth.The statement that Horgan requires cancer treatment is a worry, said Farnworth.
“It’s the news that nobody wants to hear,” he said. “It’s very concerning when you hear the word ‘cancer.’” In late October, Horgan revealed that a growth had been detected in his throat but that he had “been here before,” a reference to his previous battle with cancer.— With files from Canadian Press
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