So now that the useless election, (and waste of $600+ million dollars of taxpayers money), we can get back to what we believe is the REAL power grab: Our personal freedoms.
So far, 9 provinces and 1 territory have rolled out their version of the Vaccine Passport, whether it’s explicitly called that or not, that’s what it is.
British Columbia
British Columbia has had a Vaccine Passport program in place since September 13, 2021. All people 12 years and older.
You'll need it for lots of places in the province, such as indoor concerts, sporting events, recreational facilities, indoor and outdoor dining, nightclubs, casinos and movie theatres.
The biggest difference between B.C.'s vaccine passport and those of other provinces is that B.C. says there are absolutely no exemptions allowed — whether medical or religious — except for children under the age of 12
Alberta
Alberta is one of the latest provinces to bring proof of vaccination to its residents, however, the system is a bit different than in other provinces. Alberta's vaccine certificates aren't mandatory, but they allow businesses and customers to be exempt from the province's strict new public health measures.
The exemption program is open for restaurants, retail shops, nightclubs and wedding venues, as well as any adult sport, fitness, performance, and recreation spot.
The program began on September 20. Those who cannot supply proof of vaccination can either provide documentation of a medical exemption or proof of a recent negative COVID-19 test.
Saskatchewan
On Thursday, September 16, Premier Scott Moe announced Saskatchewan would be implementing a vaccine passport system in October.
The system will be in place in venues with congregating people, like restaurants, bars, clubs, gyms and ticketed sporting events. It won't be required for hotels, weddings, funerals or publicly accessible places like grocery stores, places of worship or health care services.
The Saskatchewan government said it would be issuing the certificate as a QR code, to be launched in the week of September 20, and children under the age of 12 will be exempt from the program.
Manitoba
Manitoba's proof of vaccination system was the second implemented in Canada on September 3.
In a press release issued on August 27, the province announced that if Manitobans want to eat indoors at a restaurant or on a patio, attend indoor or outdoor ticketed events (like sports games or concerts), go to movie theatres or casinos or participate in organized indoor recreational activities, they'll need proof of vaccination.
Manitoba says that those who are 11 years old and under will not be required to show proof of vaccination to attend the aforementioned activities, but they'll need to attend with a fully immunized adult.
Ontario
As of September 22, a vaccine certificate is required for cinemas, indoor restaurants, indoor sporting events, indoor water parks, indoor sports and recreational facilities and strip clubs, bathhouses and sex clubs.
You don't need to show proof of vaccination in Ontario if you're attending a wedding or funeral between September 22 and October 12 (you can get tested instead) or if you have a medical exemption, are under 12, or if you are under 18 and entering an indoor facility to play sports.
Quebec
The first province to adopt vaccine passports, Quebec's system has been in place since September 1.
The list of businesses that must follow the system is extensive and includes outdoor events, fairs, craft shows, theatres, cinemas, bars, restaurants, nightclubs and casinos.
Those who cannot be vaccinated against COVID-19 can get a doctor to issue a QR code that can be used in lieu of proof of vaccination. According to the province, that special QR code can be issued to someone who has a confirmed allergy to all COVID-19 vaccines available in Quebec or who is affected by myocarditis or pericarditis following vaccination.
New Brunswick
On September 15, New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs announced that the province would be implementing vaccine passports as of 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, September 21.
Proof of vaccination will be required for indoor festivals, performing arts and sporting events; indoor dining, restaurants and pubs; theatres and casinos; indoor pools and gyms, and indoor group fitness activities. Medical exemptions are allowed but New Brunswickers will have to provide proof of said exemption in order to bypass proof of vaccination.
New Brunswick is also requiring proof of vaccination to skip a self-isolation period when entering the province.
"Enforcement officers will be monitoring compliance," Higgs said.
Nova Scotia
Despite not using the term "vaccine passport," Nova Scotia's proof of vaccination system looks similar to those in other provinces.
Proof of vaccination will be required for residents going to restaurants, movie theatres and gyms as of October 4, 2021.
"Requiring proof of vaccination to participate in activities that are discretionary, recreational or non-essential means we can bring large groups of people together safely," Dr. Robert Strang, the province's chief medical officer of health, said in an announcement on September 8. "This gives us the best chance of staying open once we're open. We do not want to shut the province down again."
The policy is only in effect for those 12 years old and older, and the province said a process is being developed to grant exemptions to people who can't get vaccinated because of a "valid medical or behavioural reason."
Newfoundland and Labrador
Health Minister John Haggie told reporters on September 15 that the province's upcoming vaccine passport will not be mandatory, according to CTV.
Haggie reportedly said that the system would use the same technology as Quebec's vaccine passport system but would in fact be completely voluntary – unless recommendations from public health are that a certain area requires mandatory proof of vaccination.
Yukon
Yukon's vaccine passports are much more different than the rest of Canada's. According to Premier Sandy Silver, Yukon will be providing "secure" proof of vaccination for residents, but not implementing any vaccine mandates within the province itself.
"There is not currently any need for any vaccine mandates at this point," Silver said, referring to Yukon's high vaccine uptake.
Private businesses, however, can use the credentials so that they don't have to "rely on the honour system," the premier said.
"It's up to the individual to decide if they wish to share their proof of COVID-19 vaccination credentials," he added.
As you can see, All of the provinces and one territory in Canada are systemically removing everyone’s rights, and freedoms. For example, if you haven’t taken the Covid19 inoculation, you are very limited with where you can go. If you have been inoculated, and have the Vaccine Passport on your phone, you are being tracked.... Even if you pay with cash everywhere you go.
Another thing for you to think about: Most people don’t use cash. They don’t use cash for anything. You either use your debit card, your credit card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. The vaccine app on your phone tracks when you’ve had your vaccines. It will tell you when you need to get your next Covid19 booster shot. If by then, you’ve opened your eyes, and realize that this is all a farce, it is too late. If you don’t get you’re booster, you can’t use your money. Your debit and credit cards are frozen. Your Apple Pay and Google Pay accounts are frozen.
If you are thinking to yourself “This could NEVER happen in my country, in CANADA”. Think again. Did you think two years ago the government could convince you to lock yourself in your house for two weeks, then four weeks, then six weeks? Did you think two years ago your government would convince you to take an experimental vaccine? Did you think two years ago your government would not allow you to partake in many of the freedoms we have in Canada without your ‘papers’?
Australia is one of the most locked down countries in the world. They are currently experiencing what we will soon be dealing with here. I firmly believe that Australia and Canada are the testing sights for a new global Communist regime.
We need to have protests (peaceful) in Canada. We need to make sure it gets on our media (which will be difficult, as the mainstream media isn’t covering it in Australia, and the Internet has essentially been shut down).
The same protests are happening right now in Brazil, London, England, and other countries around the world. Why isn't the mainstream media covering it? Why don't we know about this?
If our Internet is shut down, we need to see if connecting through proxy servers will make a difference. We need to start using secure software to communicate. For texting, I highly suggest using an app called SIGNAL. For group chatting, I also HIGHLY suggest a cross platform app called TELEGRAM.
Knowledge is power. Arm yourself.
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