Peel Regional Police Not Enforcing Vaccine Passport

2021-09-25

Peel Regional Police Not Enforcing Vaccine Passport

Sep 25, 2021 | Blog, General News

Peel Regional Police Not Enforcing Vaccine Passport

Peel Regional Police will NOT be enforcing the new provincial regulations regarding vaccine passports. We’re relieved to hear this news and we encourage other departments to consider the impact that following this mandate could have on surrounding communities. Overextending police resources to adhere to this unconstitutional regulation is unsustainable, and will likely do more harm than good. Thank you PRPS!

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