Welcome back to New World next week.

I'm James Corbett, Corporate Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Polato from Mediamonarchy.com.

Our children are now being taught by people who are not certified educators.

We've got that story. Plus, injecting self-assembling nanoparticles.

But first, Canadian province caves to the public abandons planned Vax tax on the

unvaccinated.

Quebec premier Francois Lago announced yesterday the province would abandon plans to impose a tax,

attacks on unvaccinated residents, citing unfavorable public opinion.

I understand that this divides Quebecers, and right now we have to build bridges,

Legault told reporters at a press conference, according to the CBC.

That's government news reporting on government agents.

My role is to try to bring Quebecers together to stay as united as possible. Lago has announced

plans in early January to tax residents who had not taken the COVID-19 vaccine, citing a burden

they were placing on the province's health networks.

Those who refuse to receive their first dose in the coming weeks will have to pay a new

health contribution, Legos said at the time.

I know the situation is tough, but we can get through this together.

If you do exactly as we say, we need to focus our efforts on two things.

Getting the first, second, and third doses of the vaccine, so that's three things in one, and reducing our contacts, of course, especially with older people, because the state's going to murder them and you might feel kind of attached to them and stuff.

Legault announced yesterday that the government would abandon the plan tax in favor of alternative

measures such as door-to-door service for at-home vaccinations, starting growing discontent

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