Friday night, March 11, 2022, a large group walked together through downtown Prince George and gathered on 3rd Avenue in front of the Lambda Cabaret in support of owner Linda Allen’s stand against Public Health orders that require her to discriminate against her patrons. Allen has refused to discriminate for weeks now in direct contravention of mask and vaccine passport requirements.

Popular non-compliance advocate and speaker Chris Sky was on location to support the concerned citizens. Sky is a MMA athlete who advocates across Canada encouraging individuals and businesses to stand against the unlawful and unconstitutional Covid policies and mandates.

Sky’s two main messages are #justsayno and #unitednoncompliance.

Sky encouraged the crowd even though concern exists that the Provincial Health Officer (PHO) Bonnie Henry has no intention to end all measures ever, but will merely loosen them to some degree to maintain control. A bitter reality is setting in for many that people will not be allowed to get back to the freedoms they once knew previous to Covid.

The move to a digital ID plan by the federal government has been indicated by information on the government website, and some provinces are already presenting a template to implement it.

The vaccine passport seems like just one step in the long planned move to monitor and control each citizen in Canada with this federal, if not global, digital ID. The big banks are already encouraging their clients to sign up for it. So the people in attendance at this support rally seem to be justified on their beliefs and concerns.

Allen recently was served an injunction order from the BC Supreme Court to stay closed for one month. Then she is free to open again. She is pleased with the outcome.

M. Smith | Staff Writer | PG Real News