Quebecers show most support in Canada for the vaccine passport

According to a Leger study released in May, roughly 3 in 5 Canadians (61%) agree that the government should introduce a vaccine passport, where unvaccinated people would be barred from attending public events and gatherings. Quebecers showed the most support for the vaccine passport system, at 69%. The lowest level of support came from Alberta, at 51%.

Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé has confirmed that a vaccine passport system will be implemented across the province on Sept. 1.

Some countries have introduced a "vaccine passport" to allow vaccinated people to attend public events while preventing entry to people that are not vaccinated. Do you agree that your government should do the same thing?

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61% Agree
28% Disagree

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— Philippe J. Fournier (@338Canada) May 11, 2021

Quebecers show most support in Canada for the vaccine passport

For the complete results and methodology, please visit the Leger Marketing website.

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