Canadian military vet out of work for refusing to take experimental COVID vaccine
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After refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, Jesse De Costa was fired as a firefighter and is unable to work because of injuries incurred during his service in the Canadian military.
Help De Costa support his family and find medical care: LifeFunder.com.
CALGARY, Alberta (LifeSiteNews) — A Canadian military veteran was fired from his job after refusing to take the experimental COVID-19 vaccine.
Jesse De Costa, a husband and father, worked as an airport firefighter for Pro-Tec Fire Services, a private company subcontracted by the Calgary Airport to provide fire protection services. However, he and three other employees lost their jobs after the Trudeau government mandated vaccination for all federally regulated industries.
De Costa told LifeSite that, of the four affected employees, one ended up “caving and taking the jab” against his will after spending a week or two on unpaid leave.
Injuries incurred while serving in the Canadian military have made it difficult for De Costa to work at a second job. Accordingly, De Costa launched a LifeFunder campaign in the hope of providing for his family.
“We need your help to get by while I pursue medical treatment and healing,” he wrote. “I just pray that I’m doing the right thing and that God will reward each and every one of you who take the time to read my story.”
“You are all in my prayers,” De Costa continued. “I would very much appreciate if you’d pray for me and my family as well.”