Canada / ‘Caravan of Freedom’ anti-vaccine truckers and supporters park in front of parliament in Ottawa (photos)

Demonstrators in support of the strike also marched in front of the prime minister’s office and office Justin Trudeau with the Canadian flag, of the Quebec region and the American flag, against the vaccination obligation to cross the Canada-US border.

With trucks parked in front of government buildings, protesters held copies of the Constitution and rights books, the local daily wrote. Toronto Sun. .

Elsewhere, Canadians have shown solidarity with thousands of truckers who have joined the protest in the capital, Ottawa, against the forced vaccination of drivers crossing the border into the United States.

“I have come to thank the truckers who are devoting their time and money to the protest against vaccinations. “We do not want to be vaccinated under duress, this must be a personal choice,” said protester Louise.

“All vaccine passports must be removed, they are an intrusion into our lives and privacy,” she added.

The move, launched a few days ago, comes in response to a government request for mandatory vaccination of truck drivers crossing the US border.

As of January 15, Canada had required essential utility workers who had previously been excluded to be vaccinated.

The group of truckers reaches several thousand and is following the road to the capital Ottawa.

The group’s leaders have called for a peaceful protest, but the media has repeatedly sounded the alarm about acts of violence by groups that have threatened in the past.

Crowds of Canadian truckers were parked today on Parliament Hill in the center of the Canadian capital Ottawa