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Growing outrage over anti-vaccine protests that forced Salmon Arm schools into lockdown

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Outrage is growing over the anti-vaccine protesters who forced Salmon Arm schools to go into lockdown starting Monday. Global News has confirmed the B.C.

government is looking into strong measures including a possible injunction – so that schools and hospitals are safe from similar demonstrations.

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