These measures require everyone entering the county to self-isolate for 14 days, except for those who have been fully vaccinated and some essential workers.
On Monday, Mr. Bernier went to a rally in Steinbach, followed by events in Bloom Coley and Winnipeg.
These health orders are unconstitutional and unethical and I will always fight for my freedom and the freedom of all Canadians.
Maxime Bernier, who chose not to be vaccinated against COVID-19, returned to Manitoba on Monday for the first time since his arrest by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in June. Then he participated in a march against the sanitary decrees in Saint-Pierre Jules.
In June, Maxime Bernier was accused of participating in a rally in a public outdoor place when the Public Health Act banned them, and of failing to self-isolate upon arrival in Manitoba.
When asked why he didn’t self-isolate this time, he replied that he did I took the opportunity, but if I had to go back to prison to defend my freedom and the freedom of all Canadians, I would.
Maxime Bernier and his party made their opposition to compulsory vaccination and the wearing of masks a central element of their electoral platform.
Maxime Bernier is due to appear in court in Saint-Pierre-Julys on September 21.
