Maxime Bernier stresses importance of pushing forward with lawsuits against Trudeau’s vax mandates
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‘I don’t trust the Liberal government for a minute. That’s why we need a legal decision that says covid mandates and restrictions were unconstitutional.’
(LifeSiteNews) – People’s Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier warned the Canadian federal government might one day go back to imposing vaccine travel mandates despite the fact they are expected to be gone soon, and emphasized it’s important that lawsuits against the COVID travel mandates continue.
“Finally! But these measures could be reinstated any time,” Bernier tweeted Thursday.
“I don’t trust the Liberal government for a minute. That’s why we need a legal decision that says covid mandates and restrictions were unconstitutional. We’re still fighting.”
Earlier this week, news broke that the Canadian federal government, as soon as Monday, will announce an end to remaining COVID mandates in Canada regarding travel.
Canada’s much-detested ArriveCAN travel app will be made optional, and a mandate that foreigners must be jabbed to enter Canada is expected to be gone.
According to the Canadian Broadcasting Company report that Bernier referred to in his tweet, a source said the Liberal cabinet is discussing whether or not to keep a mask mandate in place for air and rail travel.
Last fall, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a mandate that anyone traveling by air, rail or sea both domestically and internationally would need the COVID shots.
After much outrage and protests that included the Freedom Convoy and even pressure from the industry and travel groups, the Trudeau government announced a “suspension” of the COVID jab mandate for travelers and federally regulated transportation workers on June 20.