The governor of Saskatchewan, Canada, gets infected after 3 shots of the vaccine: vows to end the mandatory vaccine policy
After hundreds of people gathered at the Saskatchewan Parliament building on Saturday to support the truck convoy gathered in Ottawa, Saskatchewan Governor Scott Moe issued a Statement on Jan. 29 saying that vaccination does not stop people from contracting the virus, and he promised saskatch would soon remove the policy of vaccination certificates.
Scott Moe said: "I want to clarify my opinion on vaccines, I have been fully vaccinated and I have also received booster injections. But that didn't stop me from contracting the virus recently, but I believe the vaccine did save me from getting sick.
While many doctors in the province disputed the governor's claims, Scott Moe claimed that vaccination did not reduce the spread of the virus, but he said in a statement that he supported vaccination against COVID-19, which he believed would prevent people from getting seriously ill from infection.
He said in a statement: "Unvaccinated truck drivers pose no greater risk of transmission than vaccinated truck drivers. However, current federal policies do pose significant risks to the Canadian economy and the supply chains of our Saskatchewan community.
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