Trucker Fury Belies Reality of Canada’s Ever-Looser Covid Rules
- Provinces are already easing restrictions as omicron subsides
- Trudeau remains unlikely to waver on federal travel orders
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Canada’s capital is in its second week under siege from truckers and other activists demanding Covid-19 restrictions be removed, but many of those rules are already being rolled back by provincial governments.
Two western provinces announced they’re ending their vaccine passports on Tuesday, and Quebec -- whose curfew was the strictest measure imposed in Canada -- laid out a schedule to remove many of its remaining Covid measures.