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About 5 people with COVID-19 rode buses to Montreal's anti-health-measure protest, officials say After droves of maskless demonstrators marched through Montreal’s east end on May 1, public health officials say those who bussed to the event should get tested for COVID-19. Social Sharing Those who rode with them in chartered buses from Lévis on May 1 are asked to get tested Posted: May 07, 2021 6:20 PM ET | Last Updated: May 7 People hug without masks as they take part in a demonstration against public health measures in Montreal on May 1.(Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press)
A demonstration was held on Saturday afternoon near the Olympic Stadium in Montreal to protest the curfew and other Covid restrictions. Demonstrators marched nearly five kilometers on nearby streets surrounding the Parc Olympique calling out âLiberte!â Yellow balloons were being handed out and many demonstrators sported the colour to represent their movement. As a result of the roadblocks set up by police to contain the demonstration, traffic was heavy in the area from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. The majority of demonstrators were not wearing mandatory face coverings, including t...
A demonstration was held on Saturday afternoon near the Olympic Stadium in Montreal to protest the curfew and other Covid restrictions. Demonstrators marched nearly five kilometers on nearby streets surrounding the Parc Olympique calling out âLiberte!â Yellow balloons were being handed out and many demonstrators sported the colour to represent their movement. As a result of the roadblocks set up by police to contain the demonstration, traffic was heavy in the area from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday. The majority of demonstrators were not wearing mandatory face coverings, including t...
Demonstrators, many maskless, march in Montreal against public health restrictions Protesters, most not wearing masks, gathered in Montreal on Saturday to demonstrate against Quebec's public health restrictions such as the curfew. The protest forced public health officials to reschedule vaccine appointments at Olympic Stadium, and in some cases, transfer them to other clinics. Social Sharing