Acceptance of coronavirus vaccines is about “being there for each other” and “defines what being a Canadian is,” leftist Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Monday. Trudeau made the remarks during a remote press conference from an undisclosed location in response to a demonstration in Ottawa, ON, of truckers opposed to vaccine mandates. Trudeau framed coronavirus vaccination as a prerequisite to ending governmentally-decreed lockdowns and shutdowns. “The protesters are talking about freedom,” Trudeau said. “Well, Canadians know that freedom means getting back to the things they used to enjoy, and the way to do that is to get vaccinated. “So...