Private polling by the federal government shows that most Canadians are opposed to vaccine passports, according to Blacklock’s Reporter. The independent media outlet quoted a report titled “Continuous Qualitative Data Collection of Canadians’ Views,” which was produced for the Privy Council Office (PCO), the body advising the prime minister. “There was not a great desire among the Canadian public to implement such a program for Canadians,” says Blacklock’s, quoting the report dated Oct. 29. “There was a concern about potential discrimination based on vaccination status,” says the report, drawing on focus groups across the country and prepared by The Strategic Counsel. “Many mentioned the impact of implementing vaccine passports on civil liberties, viewing it as an infringement on the ability of unvaccinated people to travel,” says the report, adding that even Canadians who support the vaccination for international travellers do not support the measure for daily life within the country. …