The agency said Friday that it considers Moderna’s vaccine to be “safe and effective at preventing COVID-19” in children between the ages of 12 and 17.
Canada
FIGHT VACCINE PASSPORTS: A new civil liberties project
Vaccine passports are coming to Canada. In fact, they’re already here in Manitoba, and very soon they’ll be in place in Quebec, too. The government of British Columbia, meanwhile, announced it would be rolling out a vaccine passport soon enough — one that doesn’t even allow for medical or religious exemptions.
Trudeau promises $1B to help provinces pay for vaccine passports
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau today announced a billion-dollar fund to help provinces create their own vaccine passports — credentials people vaccinated against COVID-19 can show to businesses to make everyday activities safer.
We said we would help them. Now, Canada has abandoned the Afghans who helped us
The Canadian government said that “miraculous” efforts have been under way. That contrasts harshly with the reality.
“No Such Thing As An Enemy”– Justin Trudeau’s Globalist Manifesto
Justin Trudeau is not only the most dangerous politician in Canadian history– he is also the strangest. For reasons that remain obtuse, Mr. Trudeau keeps the most curious of political bed-fellows. Some of which derive from the school of international terrorism.
Canadian federal minister who called Taliban ‘our brothers’ says it was ‘a cultural reference’
Monsef used her time in the press conference to speak directly to the Taliban and pleaded with them to end the violence, saying: “I want to take this opportunity to speak with our brothers, the Taliban. We call on you to ensure the safe and secure passage of any individual in Afghanistan out of the country.”
Canadians left stranded amid bombing, Trudeau campaigns on
On August 25, Canada’s military ended its mission at Kabul airport, bringing with them 1,000 more Afghans while leaving thousands of Canadians stranded in the tumultuous country.
‘TIRED AND FRUSTRATED’: Canada’s many abandoned evacuees at a loss now in Kabul
Already shaken by the realization he’s been left behind, one of Canada’s many abandoned evacuees found himself at a complete loss for words after Thursday’s suicide blasts near Kabul’s airport.
O’Toole proposes plan to address mental health crisis brought on by lockdowns
Government-mandated lockdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic have resulted in a mental health crisis in Canada and Conservative leader Erin O’Toole believes the federal government should play a vital role to alleviate the suffering.
Catastrophe unfolding in Afghanistan poses electoral risk for Liberals
The humanitarian catastrophe in Afghanistan is heart-rending. Because this disaster is unfolding in the midst of a federal election, it is also politically dangerous for Justin Trudeau’s Liberals.
Vaccine passports are discriminatory in current form
On August 23, the BC government announced a vaccine passport. Everyone must show proof of COVID-19 vaccination to enter spaces such as restaurants, theatres, and sports centres.
Jarringly, there are no exemptions from the policy for people who can’t get immunized for medical or religious reasons.
The government is willing to punish medically vulnerable and disabled people through social isolation and exclusion in order to implement vaccine passports, a policy with questionable effectiveness at achieving the goal of ending the pandemic.
Canada’s airlift mission from Kabul ends, leaving those in Afghanistan behind
A notice sent out this morning from the Immigration Department says that evacuation operations are done and “at this time, no further evacuation flights are being planned.”
Don’t campaign for Erin O’Toole, Doug Ford’s office tells ministers
The reason given to cabinet was that they have their plates full with their own files, and Mr. Ford’s team expects ministers will be too busy to get involved federally. The requests not to campaign for Mr. O’Toole or his candidates were described to The Globe by two sources with direct knowledge of the discussions. One of the sources said the message was also relayed to ministerial staff in a recent meeting. The Globe is not naming the sources because they were not authorized to discuss the internal deliberations.