Saskatchewan Announces End to Vaccine Passport — Thank Truckers

(by Keean Bexte | The Counter Signal) – The same day as the trucker convoy officially began protesting in Ottawa, Premier Scott Moe called on the federal government to end the mandate and announced the coming end to the proof-of-vaccination policy in his home province.

“I want to start with a clear and simple message to every Saskatchewan and Canadian trucker, farmer, and individual that has contributed to keeping our communities operating over the last two years: THANK YOU,” Moe begins in a news release.

Today, trucker rallies are being held at many locations across the country, including on Parliament Hill in Ottawa and in various communities in Saskatchewan.

Here is my message to Saskatchewan and Canadian truckers: pic.twitter.com/LifQ2FK23b

— Scott Moe (@PremierScottMoe) January 29, 2022

“THANK YOU for delivering the food and household products we all use every day, the parts and equipment that keep our farms and industries running, and every other kind of goods and products you can imagine.”

“If you bought something today, a trucker delivered it. So, THANK YOU!”

Ottawa is beginning to fill up for the protest today. pic.twitter.com/ERQqADKdM7

— Marie Oakes (@TheMarieOakes) January 29, 2022

A trucker with the Freedom Convoy leads the growing crowd in a round of O Canada at Parliament Hill in Ottawa.

Footage by @PuffinsPictures pic.twitter.com/5fm32vgcOt

— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) January 29, 2022

Moe continues with his outpouring of gratitude, detailing the challenges put on the back of truckers over the last two years. He further supports their struggle in fighting the vaccine mandate, which would see all unvaccinated truckers making cross-border trips strong-armed into getting the jab or otherwise losing their jobs due to quarantine protocols.

Though he is fully vaccinated, Moe says that vaccination does not prevent or even slow the spread, making any vaccine mandate nonsensical. Read Full Article >