People's Party Leader Addresses Niagara Falls Anti Lockdown Rally

Sunday, 18 April 2021 09:06

By Tami Jeanneret

Hundreds defy provincial stay at home order in march down Clifton Hill

Despite the new restrictions on gatherings, hundreds of mainly maskless, anti lockdown protestors defied the new orders and marched in a rally through the heart of the cities tourist district yesterday afternoon.

This is the second protest in a week in Niagara.

Addressing the crowd, People's Party Leader Maxime Bernier who told the crowd every business is essential and our children should be allowed to go to school without wearing masks.

He also told cheering supporters we need to fight for our values and we will do that together.

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People's Party Leader Addresses Niagara Falls Anti Lockdown Rally

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