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Ontario extends lockdown legislation, vaccine segregation into 2022

Updated: November 24, 2021 at 4:57 pm EST  See Comments

Wed Nov 24, 2021 – 3:58 pm EST

TORONTO (LifeSiteNews) – The Ontario government has extended its power to segregate citizens based on vaccination status, and to lockdown “non-essential” portions of society until the end of March 2022.

The emergency orders and associated powers laid out in the Reopening of Ontario Act (ROA) we set to expire on December 1, which could have meant that Ontarians could have been free to live in a manner that they did before the pandemic was declared.

The extension was approved after Motion 8 by Solicitor General Sylvia Jones was passed at Queen’s Park on Tuesday.

Currently under the emergency powers, vaccine segregation measures have been implemented, and unvaccinated citizens are barred from participating in the fullness of public life. Ontarians who have not taken an experimental abortion-tainted jab – which have been shown to not stop transmission of COVID – are not allowed to eat in restaurants, visit loved ones in hospitals in most cases, or utilize gyms.

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