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COVID-19 and end mandates by establishing a clear path forward with set calendar dates.That’s one of their five calls to the province in the letter, which is not signed with any individual’s names.

Winnipeg mayor wants to see end of protesters’ ‘occupation’ of public streets They want the province to openly advocate to the federal government to remove travel and border restrictions and reinstate all federal employees who were placed on leave.The group says it wants a review of the Emergency Measures Act and Public Health Act to ensure citizens’ constitutional freedoms will be respected in the future.And they want an immediate return to “democratic dialogue” and for conversations with all stakeholders.Global News has reached out to the premier’s office for a statement.Justice minister Kelvin Goertzen told Global News on Monday that the province wouldn’t let a protest influence how public health orders are determined..

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