Saskatchewan Residents Deserve Apology From Province Over Vaccine Mandate, MLA Says

Saskatchewan Rivers MLA Nadine Wilson sits during the speech from the throne at the Saskatchewan Legislature in Regina, on Oct. 26, 2022. The Canadian Press/Heywood Yu

REGINA—Saskatchewan MLA Nadine Wilson says she rejected the provincial vaccine mandate because it was an unprincipled violation of privacy, adding that citizens need an apology from the government to heal.

Ms. Wilson, who represents Saskatchewan Rivers, gave her testimony in Regina May 30 as the first elected official to testify to the Regina National Citizens Inquiry on COVID-19.