Moe defends decision to end proof-of-vaccine mandate

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe defended his decision to end proof-of-vaccine mandates, and said people in the province should stop judging each other based on their vaccination status.

[ptbochiro]

The rate of vaccination was achieved through coercion and force, not from “Doing the right thing”. Also, small point, the vaccines failed.

[categoryerror]

Finally some reasonable leadership. The fog is lifting.

[fortheroad]

As soon as he mentioned the question was the problem, I thought, ok he gets it. That was such a loaded question and can clearly see how his mind was molded to believe that unvaccinated people were evil. That has to stop. They're unvaccinated, not diseased

[fliipso]

There needs to be trials for all politicians involved in the mess over the last 2 years.

[VikoolyaLV]

Finally someone that seems to have some sanity left.
Good job 👍

[Mikel]

Unvaccinated people put no one at risk but themselves Stop the fear mongering. Good job Premier Scott Moe. respect.

[aaronhockey]

From a US citizen, this guy is awesome and has common sense, im glad to hear what he said about not moving forward with that policy. Go saskatchewan!! Go leafs go!

[julianciahaconsulting]

Thanks Moe for having the courage to reject Trudeau's dystopian approach. Yer a true leader! So great to hear a canadian politician who respects rights again!

[CarleBrisson]

I don’t know anything about Moe or his previous involvement in politics but I sincerely appreciate his courage to be the FIRST provincial leader to speak in a language that resonates with the “Fringe” MAJORITY of this country. Thank you.

[jcdentonunatco]

I'm happy Moe has decided to put an end to these restrictions. They may not seem like big deals to people who got vaccinated and had the freedom to do whatever they wanted over the past 2 years, but for those that didn't, this was like being thrown into a trash can in a darkened corner of society to be ridiculed, shamed, guilt tripped and forgotten about for over a year. I wont stand for my fellow Canadians to be bullied like that, even though I am vaccinated and I support vaccine science. There is no doubt that vaccines are a miracle of modern science, but they aren't perfect, and there is no one-size-fits all vaccine. It's wrong to coerce people and permanently exclude them from society

[thegan]

Doesn't need to defend it. What does showing a proof of vaccine mean? It means you're vaccinated, not covid free, doesn't mean you're not potentially spreading covid. But importantly it places responsibility back on the individual, become informed, decide for yourself and assume risks accordingly.

[Outdoorswithmikey]

I get rightfully angered whenever I’m asked to show my vaccine passport. It’s not the restaurant owner nor employees of any business business to demand I show my health record. I totally disagree with these policies in place.
Having to wear a mask achieves absolutely nothing other than placate others who dutifully done their masks.

[jamesshadbolt]

is anything being done to prevent overreach in the future in regards to the bill of rights and freedoms?

[fomcgirl]

Thank you Mr. Moe for being in touch with the reality of this issue and balancing it with rights & freedoms.🙏🏼 🇨🇦

[sonyabusby]

Thank you Saskatchewan, Alberta, Thank you Canadian truckers for showing the world the way.

[ronniepace]

I feel that more and more data is now available showing how this was never a disease of the unvaccinated - this was all about division. Those that chose to be vaccinated did the right thing - those that chose not to also did the right thing. We now have Omricon - this essentially should mean that those that chose to be vaccinated will not have to live their lives dependent on a government vaccine and those that chose not to can hopefully get their lives back.

[johnanderson-kicm]

Thank-you very much Premier Moe for your solid, sensible leadership.

[kentcross]

The first caller’s thought process (we all came together for good) is a direct result of this pandemic. They were isolated, and relied on a government to provide them with morals, ethics, and information. Overtime they started to think how the government wanted them to think.

[conquerorvictor]

This man should be the prime minister instead of Trudeau

[ShuffleBlocks]

The look of Confidence compared to last week is Night & Day! You can tell he stands firm in this decision and Values his re-Election!