I wonder if the tyrants will cancel the summer break "to keep us safe":
Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos says Canadians should get a COVID booster shot every nine months so that their vaccination status stays “up-to-date.”
“What exactly do we mean by up-to-date vaccination? Let me be very clear: Up-to-date means you’ve received your last dose in the past nine months,” said Duclos in a press conference on June 30.
Vaccines don't require monthly injections, you fraud.
The trick is to make sure that no one travels again:
The answer is politically inconvenient, but would be effective overnight.
— PETRIFIED COVID PARENT (@covid_parent) July 4, 2022
Remove ALL restrictions put in place during the pandemic, including:
- Mask mandates
- ArriveCan
- Plexiglas barriers
- Vaccination requirements
(13/15)
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After years apart, Elizabeth Taliana says she booked a flight for her daughter to fly out from Toronto to Vancouver.
Her daughter only gets one week of vacation from work during the summer.
Even though she made the reservation more than two months ago, Taliana says she only learned recently that her daughter's flight had been cancelled, a trend Canadians are becoming all too familiar with.
"I have not seen my daughter in almost six years, so this is very distressing," Taliana told CTVNews.ca in an email. ...
Oksana Klausmann had booked a trip from Toronto to New York City for late June and says after a lengthy check-in process, she and her daughter went through customs only to discover that they were not on the flight manifest, despite having their boarding passes.
From there, she says they were taken to a small room packed with other families, children, and seniors, among others.
She described the room as not having enough seats for everyone, forcing some to sit on the floor, and one small washroom with no soap, toilet paper or paper towels. Klausmann says there were no cups for the water fountain.
Several hours later, they received an email saying their flight was cancelled. An agent then arrived with a pair of police officers confirming the situation.
"What happened next should never happen to my daughter and me. Riot, angry people, screaming, yelling, pushing, and a lot more," she said. "It was unsafe, scary, violent, and hostile. I took my daughter and we tried to leave the room filled with more than 200 or 300 angry people."
Having already booked a hotel and shows in New York, Klausmann says cancelling the trip wasn't an option.
They found a flight with another airline that cost nearly as much as the entire trip. They went through another lengthy check-in process, but eventually made it to New York.
Once back at Toronto Pearson, following a long delay on their return flight, Klausmann says only 15 passengers were allowed to leave the plane at a time due to congestion at customs.
"Believe me that people were not happy about it and some of them started to come forcefully from the back of the plane to be on the front to get off the plane," Klausmann said.
Frustrations only continued as people started waiting for their luggage.
"Pearson Airport brings the worst out of people now, not everyone can stay calm in these circumstances and they put other people at great risk," she said.
I would like to take this time to point out that everyone bought the line: "We're all in this together" and agreed to be locked down and masked for two years.
Change my mind.
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