Canada to make ArriveCan optional, drop vaccine requirement at the border by September 30, 2022

The Globe and Mail is reporting that "The federal government plans to drop the COVID-19 vaccination requirement for people who enter Canada by the end of September, the same day it ends random testing of arrivals and makes optional the ArriveCan app. The changes, for arrivals at land, air and sea ports of entry, are planned for Sept. 30, but have yet to be finalized by cabinet, according to four sources."

Taking Back our Freedoms is reporting that "The move comes on the eve of the Peckford case challenging the constitutionality of the travel mandates going before a federal judge tomorrow. The Trudeau Government motioned to dismiss the entire case on the grounds of mootness because they suspended the travel mandates in June (at least for Canadian citizens and residents). Perhaps their hope is that removing the remaining restrictions will strengthen their argument."

"TBOF is certainly pleased that these unconstitutional, unethical, and immoral Covid-19 mandates and restrictions are being removed. It is clear this Government had no intention of letting go of these powers and, if public opposition remained disorganized and intimidated, continued to viscerally discriminate against the unvaccinated."

RNA vaccines are different than traditional vaccines. Canada, China and North Korea are the only countries in the world that still require vaccine mandates for travel. Brian Peckford is the last surviving signer of the Canadian Charter of Rights.

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