Hundreds of Quebecers took to the streets of Montreal's Old Port on Saturday to protest against COVID-19 health measures, particularly the return of curfew as well as the expansion of the vaccination passport.

"We are here today because we know that enough is enough, and we want our rights and freedoms back," said Maxime Bernier, leader of the federal People's Party of Canada.

"There is no convincing case for compulsory COVID-19 vaccinations," he said in a Tweet. "Mandatory vaccine policies are a blunt tool aimed at covering up government ineptitude."

Montreal police said no arrests were made and no tickets were handed out at the protest.