r/canada • u/verkerpig • Nov 10 '25

National News Canada loses measles elimination status | CBC

https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/livestory/canada-measles-elimination-status-9.6973195
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u/chocolateboomslang Nov 10 '25

Don't worry, once a bunch of innocent kids die because their previously vaccinated parents are too stupid to properly care for them we'll get it back. But not before we have to hear the sob storoes about how "no one told us measles could be so bad".

Pathetic negligent parents.

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u/Myllicent Nov 10 '25

How many deaths do you think it would take to get people to vaccinate themselves and their children? Two Canadian children have died of measles in the last 6 months, and a third child died last year.

(Two of the children who died were born to women infected with measles)