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Ontario drops vaccine proof, protests persist
Headline from The Buffalo News
WINDSOR, Ontario (AP) — Ontario’s premier announced Monday that Canada’s most populous province will lift its COVID-19 proof-of-vaccination requirements in two weeks — not because of the protests that have
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Some Canadian provinces have announced they are rescinding their vaccine mandates as trucker protests block major arteries on the Canada-U.S. border and continue to clog the Canadian capital despite a crackdown from Ottawa Police.
Manitoba will lift its proof of vaccination requirements on March 1, along with other pandemic restrictions set to be loosened or lifted later this month.
WINDSOR, Ontario (AP) — Ontario’s premier announced Monday that Canada’s most populous province will lift its COVID-19 proof-of-vaccination requirements in two weeks — not because of the protests that have
Ontario announced that it's moving on to its next phase of reopening, which includes lifting its COVID-19 proof-of-vaccination requirements, starting Feb. 17.
Ontario’s premier announced Monday that Canada’s most populous province will lift its COVID-19 proof of vaccination requirements in two weeks, but not because of the protests.
Ontario, Canada's largest province, plans to lift some COVID restrictions after protests over vaccine requirements. Follow Newsweek's liveblog for the latest.
