Wed Feb 2, 2022 – 11:30 am EST
REGINA, Saskatchewan (LifeSiteNews)— Saskatchewan has become the first province in Canada to announce plans to remove all COVID-19 measures and allow society to “return to normal.”
Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe announced on Monday evening that he plans to remove all so-called COVID-19 restrictions by February 28, including dropping the provincewide vaccine passport that has been in effect since October 2021.
“Our caucus MLAs (Members of the Legislative Body) are hearing this from the people that they are talking to across the province and the people that they ultimately represent, and people are asking their government for a return to normal – a removal of public health restrictions – and we most certainly are looking at how we can do that in the weeks ahead here in Saskatchewan,” Moe stated in a press conference.
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