The plan, O'Toole says, will ensure that every Canadian who has paid into a pension plan will receive their pension when they retire.
"We're coming out of this pandemic, which we're not through yet, and the choice on how to end this pandemic is clear for Canadians. we're standing for clear, stronger vaccine mandates, Erin O'Toole doesn't."
Internal emails from 2020 found staff debated whether to request a web page's removal recommending essential workers wore COVID masks when federal agencies knew masks were in short supply.
Montreal lifted its local state of emergency on Friday, ending a 17-month COVID-mandate that began on March 27, 2020. On Monday, Quebec reported 376 new infections and one death.
The Oilers Entertainment Group (OEG) and Calgary Sports and Entertainment (CSEC) mandated proof of vaccination for all staff and fans Monday.
"Getting vaccinated is the way forward through the pandemic,'' said BC Premier John Horgan, who announced the introduction of the BC vaccine card.
As Conservative leader Erin O'Toole continues to gain momentum, he is now neck and neck with Liberal leader Justin Trudeau in the election.
Trudeau had travelled to Cowessess in order to pose for the photo after the world learned of the discovery of 751 unmarked graves of children on the grounds of a former residential school.
Conservative candidate Michael Barrett criticized his Liberal opposition for spending $250,000 in taxpayer dollars on office furniture and a new car.
"I don't think someone with an addiction should be punished. I think they should be helped," O'Toole said during a Sunday press conference.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau released a statement on Monday in remembrance of victims of communism and Nazism.
"He's dividing and misleading Canadians on a daily basis," said O'Toole.
The video, posted by Freeland, was officially labeled "manipulated media" by Twitter, is from an interview O'Toole did during the 2020 leadership, in which he describes his position on healthcare.
Leaders' Debate Commissioner David Lloyd Johnston confirmed that federal leaders debates scheduled for September will not include People's Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier.
This comes as #Freeland begins trending on Twitter.