Fri Feb 24, 2023 – 4:34 pm EST
OTTAWA (LifeSiteNews) — A Canadian public service union is protesting after Canada’s federal government dropped its last remaining COVID-related mask mandate last week, which forced Canadian taxpayers to wear facemasks to get a passport and other forms of identification at Service Canada offices.
Last week, LifeSiteNews reported how Social Development Minister Karina Gould of the Liberal Party of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed to Conservative Party MP Rosemarie Falk, that the mask mandate for Service Canada centers – centers where Canadians can get passports and other government documentation – had been dropped.
However, according to Blacklock’s Reporter, the public union representing Service Canada workers has now said they do not agree with the lifting of the mask mandate, which may explain why some Canadians have reported being denied service for not donning a face covering.
Crystal Warner, national executive vice president of the Canada Employment and Immigration Union, wrote Gould to complain that her “members are calling us today asking why the unions agreed to this.”
Warner then said that the union would “not be agreeing to your forgone conclusion” to drop the mandate.
Gould’s announcement
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