Prime Minister Justin Trudeau published a video comparing COVID-19 booster shots to protective hockey gear. .“COVID-19 vaccines got us back in the game,” said the narrator in a Monday video..“But Omicron changed the rules.” .The video shows a hockey goalie take off his helmet and drop it to the ground. .A group of hockey players wearing jerseys with COVID-19 on the back and roller blades move towards him. He looks nervous, grimacing as they move closer. .One of the hockey players winds up to shoot the puck and hits it. The scene freezes except for the goalie. .He goes around the puck and skates towards the shooter. The narrator says now it is “important to maintain protection.” .The video flashes to the goalie putting on another helmet. This scene unfreezes, and the puck hits his visor. .The puck lands in a puddle below him, with it reading "boost your defences." The narrator says all people know the game is not over..“Keep up to date on your vaccination to stay in the game,” he said. .Fourth-year Wilfrid Laurier University philosophy student Kamil Bachouchi said Trudeau should let people enjoy the holidays. .“Can you stop pushing this crap?” said Bachouchi. .True North contributor Elie Cantin-Nantel said this video implies the COVID-19 pandemic is not over and asks people to take booster shots. .“Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you a third cringe video from the Trudeau government,” said Cantin-Nantel. .Transport Minister Omar Alghabra successfully completed his mission on Friday to allow Santa Claus to enter Canada's airspace to deliver Christmas gifts. .READ MORE: WATCH: Alghabra authorizes Santa to enter Canadian airspace for Christmas."Omar, it's time," said Trudeau. .The video starts off with Trudeau walking into a space and looking at his watch. He calls Alghabra on his cellphone. .Canada's Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Theresa Tam spoke with Mrs. Claus over the phone on Wednesday, where the pair encouraged children to get vaccinated for COVID-19..READ MORE: WATCH: Theresa Tam and Mrs. Claus push for children to get vaccinated.“Every child in Canada has definitely earned a place on the nice list,” said Tam. ."It's been a tough season, with lots of viruses making people sick."
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau published a video comparing COVID-19 booster shots to protective hockey gear. .“COVID-19 vaccines got us back in the game,” said the narrator in a Monday video..“But Omicron changed the rules.” .The video shows a hockey goalie take off his helmet and drop it to the ground. .A group of hockey players wearing jerseys with COVID-19 on the back and roller blades move towards him. He looks nervous, grimacing as they move closer. .One of the hockey players winds up to shoot the puck and hits it. The scene freezes except for the goalie. .He goes around the puck and skates towards the shooter. The narrator says now it is “important to maintain protection.” .The video flashes to the goalie putting on another helmet. This scene unfreezes, and the puck hits his visor. .The puck lands in a puddle below him, with it reading "boost your defences." The narrator says all people know the game is not over..“Keep up to date on your vaccination to stay in the game,” he said. .Fourth-year Wilfrid Laurier University philosophy student Kamil Bachouchi said Trudeau should let people enjoy the holidays. .“Can you stop pushing this crap?” said Bachouchi. .True North contributor Elie Cantin-Nantel said this video implies the COVID-19 pandemic is not over and asks people to take booster shots. .“Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you a third cringe video from the Trudeau government,” said Cantin-Nantel. .Transport Minister Omar Alghabra successfully completed his mission on Friday to allow Santa Claus to enter Canada's airspace to deliver Christmas gifts. .READ MORE: WATCH: Alghabra authorizes Santa to enter Canadian airspace for Christmas."Omar, it's time," said Trudeau. .The video starts off with Trudeau walking into a space and looking at his watch. He calls Alghabra on his cellphone. .Canada's Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Theresa Tam spoke with Mrs. Claus over the phone on Wednesday, where the pair encouraged children to get vaccinated for COVID-19..READ MORE: WATCH: Theresa Tam and Mrs. Claus push for children to get vaccinated.“Every child in Canada has definitely earned a place on the nice list,” said Tam. ."It's been a tough season, with lots of viruses making people sick."
