Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau and Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole traded barbs on the issue of COVID-19 vaccination at separate press conferences on Nov. 8. Trudeau criticized the Tories on the issue of COVID-19 vaccinations at the Liberal caucus meeting on Nov. 8, as a number of Conservatives voiced opposition to the Board of Internal Economy’s new rule that parliamentarians must be vaccinated to access the House of Commons precinct when they return to the new legislative session on Nov. 22. “Even as Canadians are continuing to get vaccinated at record rates, the Conservatives are actually moving backward. More and more Conservatives are now stepping up to stand against vaccination, to stand against science,” Trudeau told his caucus. O’Toole fired back at a separate press conference on Nov. 8, saying that Trudeau has continued to “mislead people and divide” on the issue of vaccination. O’Toole also told the press conference that remarks …