Disappointing video in 2021 with Tim Moen, then leader of the Libertarian Party of Canada, speaking with Brandon Kirby a Libertarian guy in New Brunswick at this link on Bitchute:
Tim Moen : Libertarian Party of Canada Leader really LOVES VACCINES!? wow! bummer...
Since then Jacques Boudreau took over as leader of the Libertarian Party of Canada and then more recently departed and was replaced by leader Derek Elliott of Niagara Ontario. Derek on Instagram:
Derek Elliott (@elliott4mp) • Instagram photos and videos
Elliott will be with the gathering in New Brunswick this coming weekend at "PineFest" promoted as a friendly family time August 29th.. leader / founder of the party is Keith Tays.
More here: Libertarian Parties of New Brunswick (and satire!) on X: "You can win two FREE tickets to attend PineFest this year! Don't miss your opportunity to make the anti-government fringe minority festival of the year! Just like/retweet this post, you don't even have to follow us! We will message the winn… / X

Tim Moen's comments in support of freedom during the pandemic (as a former leader of the Libertarian Party) were helpful.
However there was not much else.
No Libertarian appeared before the .
Hey :
Which prominent Libertarian Party of Canada spokespersons spoke out against vaccine mandates?
Prominent Libertarian Party of Canada spokespersons who have publicly opposed vaccine mandates include:
Tim Moen: As the former leader of the Libertarian Party of Canada (2014–2018), Moen was vocal against government overreach, including vaccine mandates. He emphasized individual liberty and bodily autonomy, aligning with the party’s stance against coercive medical interventions.
His public statements, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, reflected opposition to mandates and vaccine passports, advocating for voluntary choice.
Donna Allen: A Libertarian Party of Canada candidate, Allen publicly opposed vaccine mandates and related censorship. During a local forum, she was reportedly shut down by a moderator for discussing these issues, leading her to walk out in protest of censorship, as noted in an X post by on April 22, 2025.
This incident highlights her outspoken stance against vaccine mandates and government restrictions.
The Libertarian Party of Canada’s broader platform, as articulated by leaders like Moen, consistently emphasizes freedom from government coercion, including in medical decisions.