Ontario's reopening plan doesn't actually plan for 100% return to normal
With the expanding availability of COVID-19 vaccines, provinces in Canada are now allowing children aged 12 and up to receive a vaccine without parental consent. Ontario recently laid out a roadmap to reopening, a three-stage process that is wholly centred around vaccination compliance.
But something is missing from that plan: a full-scale reopening.
On a recent Rebel News DAILY Livestream, Ezra Levant touched on the fact that these vaccines are being used through an exception in the United States — rather than being fully approved — on children, and the vague, unlinked-to-health outcomes Ontario reopening strategy, which fails to lay out the full, unrestricted reopening of Canada's largest province.

