Does movement against vaccine mandates herald Canada’s tea party moment?
For nearly a week, Paul Aubue, has lived and slept in the cab of his truck, parked in downtown Ottawa.
The 64-year-old grandfather travelled from New Brunswick to join hundreds of others as they descended on the Canadian capital. Aubue, the owner of a trucking company, said he’d been driven to protest by a recent requirement that truckers be vaccinated against Covid.
