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Thousands protest vaccination mandates in Canada

TORONTO/OTTAWA, February 6 Thousands demonstrated in Canadian cities, including the financial hub Toronto, on Saturday as mostly peaceful but noisy protests against vaccine mandates spread from Ottawa. “We’re all sick and tired of the mandates, of the intimidation, of living...

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Updated At : 01:34 PM Feb 07, 2022 IST

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TORONTO/OTTAWA, February 6

Thousands demonstrated in Canadian cities, including the financial hub Toronto, on Saturday as mostly peaceful but noisy protests against vaccine mandates spread from Ottawa.

“We’re all sick and tired of the mandates, of the intimidation, of living in one big prison,” said Robert, a protester. — Reuters

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