1. .. Theresa Tam admits there is no evidence vaccine passports work
Canada’s chief public health officer Theresa Tam admits that there is no evidence vaccine passports work.
As reported by Blacklock’s Reporter, Tam told reporters that The Public Health Agency of Canada has not studied the impact of vaccine passports on vaccination rates, but that they are “watching carefully.”
“We don’t have good evaluation or statistics except that provinces individually have said, I think in the media, that they saw an increase in uptake,” said Tam.
At present, four provinces, including Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta and Quebec, have issued vaccine mandates. To access non-essential services such as restaurants and sports arenas, residents in these areas must show proof of vaccination.
Tam told reporters earlier this week that The Public Health Agency of Canada has not studied the impact of vaccine passports on vaccination rates, but that they are “watching carefully.”
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Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has reversed his long-standing objection to vaccine passports, announcing a proof-of-vaccination system for businesses while declaring a “state of public health emergency.”
