As deadline looms for workers to get vaxxed or tested, Manitoba PC leadership hopeful raises more objections
Shelly Glover says some health-care workers claim 'natural immunities' after COVID infection
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This article was published 14/10/2021 (1794 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Progressive Conservative leadership candidate Shelly Glover is continuing to raise objections with Manitoba’s requirement for front-line health-care workers to get vaccinated against COVID-19 or face frequent testing.
Over the past week, Glover has told two media outlets she remains concerned the plan to require front-line workers to get their shots by Monday or take rapid COVID tests up to three times per week will leave the health-care system short-staffed.
During a Friday appearance on CBC’s Power & Politics, Glover suggested the province ought to come up with an alternative to testing or vaccination for workers who’ve already contracted the virus.
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